Sentence examples for utility regulations from inspiring English sources

"I would vote for net neutrality because, as I understand it, it's Title II with a lot of changes within it in order to avoid the worst of the utility regulations," said Clinton.

"If you want to do it on a national scale, where the transmission line distances will be much longer, and utility regulations are different, Congress must act," he said on Capitol Hill.

Starting with an internship in 1947, Mr. Marshall held a series of state government positions, including secretary of utility regulations for the Public Service Commission and deputy director of the Division of the Budget.

"I would vote for net neutrality because, as I understand it, it's Title II [of the Communications Act] with a lot of changes within it in order to avoid the worst of the utility regulations," said Clinton.

Nonetheless, House Republicans have begun to consider measures to block or delay the utility regulations.

Will utility regulations, many of them lagging far behind technical advances, help or hinder the transition to clean energy?

It affects everything from utility regulation and auctions to structuring the pay of company executives and the design of elections.

The potential effect of rising prices on low-income families resonates deeply with Ms. Smith, 50, whose career in utility regulation was serendipitous.

Utility regulation is critical in a state trying to lead the way in green energy, a fact not lost on Mr. Brown.

And smaller advertisers should find it easier to move their campaigns.All this brings to search something of the flavour of utility regulation.

A white paper on utility regulation is overdue.RAENETTE TALJAARDMPDemocratic PartyCape TownMcLettersSIR If McDonald's wants to keep the Swiss courts busy after the case against health-care firm McWellness, here is a worthy foe ("Today burgers, tomorrow...?", July 15th).