Sentences with phrase «discussion around cost»

But the flip side of any discussion around cost is value.

Not exact matches

So whilst the closed door discussions will be about how to keep the status quo regardless of the rapidly increasing power costs and breakdown of service that is now being experienced around the country, the open conversations being had by the people are excited discussions about the future because we trust the likes of Elon Musk and Mike Cannon - Brookes to get the job done more than we trust big power and Government to come to any kind of meaningful and affordable long term solution.

The discussion surrounding this market segment would be around Access — how to get better access at a reasonable cost.

Sources inside the company said that discussion would happen, perhaps because social media lit up yesterday after Thiel told the New York Times that he had secretly launched an effort, costing around $ 10 million, to find and help those interested in suing Gawker.

At a March 17, 2005, meeting, for instance, board member Bill Barnett exclaimed, «I think that it's high time for this district and the Board to have an in - depth discussion around the implications and the associated cost of increasing the number of instruction days.»

This paper provides an overview of recent trends in light - duty vehicle fuel economy around the world, new projections, and a discussion of fuel economy technology opportunities and costs over the next 30 - 50 years - all in the context of recent IEA projections of global energy use (especially oil use) and CO2 emissions.

The discussion revolved around a serious subject — the high costs of employee health care.

A majority of the discussion online has been centered around key characters, such as Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker, originally costing 60,000 credits.

There's been a lot of skepticism about CCS here in past discussions, mostly around the cost issue, and it seems well - founded in principle.

The next failure to compromise came in the fight over adding a «safety valve» provision to limit unanticipated high costs from greenhouse gas restrictions, something Joe Romm and many others rejected out of hand at the time, even though Romm last year (around minute 37 in this videotaped panel discussion) noted the need for pragmatism to get things started: «The game changer for the world isn't between no price for carbon and a high price.

What bothered me most about the whole Proposition 23 media efforts was the lack of any meaningful dialogue on the uncertainties around the technologies needed (and how much they the will cost - as it's important from an opportunity costs discussion) to meet the stated goals and what it means if the rest of the country doesn't follow a similar approach to addressing CO2 loads.

In discussing costs and benefits in 2100, I and others routinely refer to future generations, and in a sense that's right, since the people involved in the discussion won't be around then.

«When you have Japan, [South] Korea and China having discussions around a north Asian carbon club; when you've got China and Korea having discussions around how do we treat emissions across borders and what's the lowest cost to our economies to meet our emissions targets; when you have China and New Zealand having those conversations about establishing direct engagement because they both have a functioning carbon market with a price; those conversations and those emerging what's being called «carbon clubs» is something that Australia should be participating in,» he says.

Most discussions between law departments and their internal clients usually revolve around lowering costs and headcount.