Cutting your holiday short.

Definition When a company outsources or sells off a portion of the business operations in order to maintain profitability.

An amendment to a pension plan significantly reducing plan benefits or employer contributions. Types of curtailments include a reduction of the expected years of service of present employees, and the [..]

A temporary, mandatory load reduction under emergency conditions taken after all possible conservation and load management measures, and prompted by problems of meeting baseload rather than an upswing or peak.

 An additional payment made to reduce the principal balance of a loan.

(n) the temporal property of being cut short(n) the act of withholding or withdrawing some book or writing from publication or circulation(n) the reduction of expenditures in order to become financial [..]

A temporary, mandatory load reduction on a transmission facility or generator under emergency conditions taken after all possible conservation and load management measures.

means a reduction in the scheduled capacity or energy delivery.

A reduction in the power exported by an electricity generator /or power imported by a load that is required to maintain the operation of the electricity grid within real time constraints.

A reduction in transmission service or generation as a result of system reliability conditions.

Cutting your trip short because of unforeseen events such as serious illness, injury, death, etc.

This may allow you to recover some of the costs of your holiday if you have to cut your holiday short (perhaps because of injury or illness).

 Refers to unforeseen circumstances beyond your control that force you to cut your trip short, for example the death of a relative.

A reduction in gas deliveries due to supply shortage or demand that has exceeded a pipeline’s capacity.

Reduction or temporary suspension of service by a pipeline or LDC

A reduction in gas delivery service or sales lower than the agreed upon contracted level.

The act of curtailing

A payment that reduces the principal balance of a loan.