Sentence examples for yeo from inspiring English sources

Yeo suggests abolishing the floor price for carbon, introducing a new tariff system under which people would be guaranteed a certain amount of energy at a lower price, and then have to pay more when they pass the limit, and opening up the National Grid to competition.

Yeo has already been the subject of highly personalised attacks claiming he is merging his business interests with his politics.

Yeo has insisted: "This is a cross-party effort to ensure there is no delay in setting a carbon intensity target for electricity generation in 2030.

Not a bit of it, insists young Yeo.

The prime minister personally intervened in the South Suffolk vote, making public his backing for Mr Yeo.

They therefore accumulate at the centre of the bottom of a stirred cup.Dr Yeo and his colleagues have used this phenomenon to eliminate the need to centrifuge blood before it is analysed.

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Separately Tim Yeo, the chair of the committee, who has stood aside pending the outcome of an investigation into claims by the Sunday Times that he "coached" a witness, which he strongly denies, is writing to the prime minister with a plan to lower prices and help those on the lowest incomes.

The battle over the target has the potential to be one of the most bitter within government and will come in the form of an amendment tabled by Tim Yeo, the Conservative chairman of the energy select committee.

Her dedication was a legacy from her father, Fred Canning, who served at Gallipoli, and her commitment was reinforced by the loss of her first husband, Leslie Hussey-Yeo, in the second world war.

Related: Fossil fuel industry must take stranded assets seriously, says Tim Yeo Rising shareholder interest in assessing the impact of climate change on business has attracted the attention of corporate boards: the BP board last month endorsed a shareholder proposal asking for more disclosure about climate risk, after the Shell board endorsed a similar proposal in January.