Whether you are for or against the Keystone XL pipeline, The Sun's recent article revealed what $ 1
dollar spent on infrastructure can return to the economy («Nebraska Court OKs route for Keystone pipeline,» Jan. 10).
Not exact matches
Given the billions in stimulus
dollars that will be
spent in coming years
on infrastructure projects, demand for planners is likely to grow in lockstep with the flow of federal and provincial
dollars to social housing, transit, public spaces and recreational amenities.
A great deal of
spending on infrastructure, the One Belt One Road for example, which is a massive
infrastructure project — trillions of
dollars a year for the next ten years, and they are building roads, essentially think of Marco Polo
on a bullet train, and that's what we're seeing.
This is further evidence that telecom players have a tough time competing in the massive public cloud space, where Amazon, Google, and Microsoft
spend multiple billions of
dollars a year
on key
infrastructure.
For years, the Republican majority in Congress blocked President Barack Obama from
spending billions of
dollars on infrastructure.
Despite the expectation from many that the
dollar would plummet, Mr Trump's win saw a significant increase in foreign exchange traders buying
dollars — possibly
on the back of the likelihood inflation will rise as and when the President - elect starts to
spend money
on America's
infrastructure.
OTTAWA — A five - year $ 50 - billion public
infrastructure spending initiative would generate a return
on investment to Canadians over the long term as high as $ 3.83 per
dollar spent, trigger significant private sector investment and stimulate wage increases, according to a new study by an independent economic modelling firm.
«Importing LIE traffic to Westchester will overwhelm our roads and communities, add billions of tons of carbon emissions into our air, and divert desperately needed
infrastructure dollars from being
spent where they are truly needed —
on our existing roads, bridges, and rail systems.
Where campaign
dollars used to be
spent on direct mail and television ad buys, their thinking goes, modern political
infrastructures should be
spending money
on YouTube pre-roll video ads, search engine optimization, promoted Tweets and Facebook posts.
Unshackle Upstate's Brian Sampson says in a TU OpEd that state taxpayer
dollars slated for a public campaign finance system would be better
spent on repairing aging
infrastructure, expediting ongoing storm recovery efforts, restoring the Gap Elimination Adjustment, or providing tax relief for struggling middle - class families.
Jain says the commission thinks that perhaps the awards, which after this year will approach a total of nearly $ 5 billion
dollars, could be better
spent on much needed
infrastructure repairs, with more tangible results.
New York State lawmakers say they want to act quickly to
spend the state's $ 5 billion
dollar and growing surplus
on an
infrastructure fund to fix up roads and bridges, among other things.
Stolen monies are being recovered in billions of naira and
dollars, and being appropriated and
spent on infrastructure.
State lawmakers say they want to act quickly to
spend the state's $ 5 billion
dollar and growing surplus
on an
infrastructure fund to fix up roads and bridges, among other things.
The New York Works Task Force is touring the state explaining how it's trying to better
spend taxpayer
dollars on infrastructure programs, and looking for suggestions
on how to do it.
«How about
spending those
infrastructure dollars on safeguarding our drinking water, fixing our crumbling bridges, and filling our potholes?
Others, including Gov. Andrew Cuomo, suggest
spending more surplus
dollars on economic development, so extra tax
dollars would allow local governments to better fund
infrastructure projects
on their own.
Nixon added that «it was good that jobs were created» in the broader Buffalo Billion program, but she questioned the way in which economic development
dollars are dedicated by the Cuomo administration and said more state money needs to be
spent on crumbling
infrastructure needs.
Every year, countries
spend about a trillion
dollars on energy
infrastructure, and right now coal is still the fuel of choice.
In North Carolina, Filardo suggested a policy wherein state officials step in to offer capital assistance if a district
spends more than a certain percentage of its
infrastructure dollars on short - term maintenance, rather than speeding long - term, fiscally responsible investments.
Parents, teachers and students object to
spending millions of
dollars on testing and computer
infrastructure for online testing while schools suffer increased class size and cuts to arts, sports, and other engaging activities.»
These companies all rely
on their major publishing partners for the actual textbook content while they
spend millions of
dollars on infrastructure and custom programming to sway students tot their platform.
He commented
on the significant
infrastructure spending needs around the world and that «while there is no guarantee of investment success, the multi-trillion
dollar need creates a strong tail wind.»
Regulated utilities essentially
spend X
dollars to build and maintain their facilities and
infrastructure then seek approval to earn Y % per year
on their investment.
«This bill will pave the way for a House - Senate conference to discuss both reforming how taxpayer
dollars are
spent on federal
infrastructure programs, and also meaningful solutions that would address high gas prices and create jobs by permanently removing government barriers to American energy production.»
What's missing from this logic is, we will be
spending trillions of
dollars on new
infrastructure throughout the world in coming decades — the question to ask is whether that
spending locks us into current patterns of fossil fuel dependance, inevitable shortages, pollution, war and climate catastrophe.
I think if we are going to
spend tax monies to build
infrastructure, let's skip the recalcitrant middleman, and use tax
dollars directly
on infrastructure projects.
In the US, where a trillion
dollars may be
spent on infrastructure, perhaps it is time to stop pouring concrete for highways and start investing more in bike
infrastructure.
Most traditional outplacement firms
spend hundreds of thousands of
dollars annually
on infrastructure costs such as office space, computers, and phone lines and pass those costs
on to you.