Sentences with phrase «economic case»

Or is there a strong economic case for breastfeeding?

They would not want to give this up if they thought there was a good economic case to be made for keeping it open.

The conventional economic case for increasing short - term interest rates was really quite weak.

The problem is that the overwhelming economic case has been in place for years.

Effective, efficient and economic case management by lawyers requires such competent expert opinion.

Is there a strong economic case against breastfeeding?

«This report, which WRAP co-authored with WRI, demonstrates the compelling economic case for reducing food waste in hotels.

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A new economic case study demonstrates a 25 percent annual cost savings from shipping tomatoes in corrugated versus shipping the same volume of tomatoes in reusable plastic containers (RPCs).

ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL (October 18, 2013)-- A new economic case study demonstrates a 25 percent annual cost savings from shipping tomatoes in corrugated versus shipping the same volume of tomatoes in reusable plastic containers (RPCs).

You will have to make a sound economic case for a sustainable BIC program, and this sheet will help you get started.

These import numbers show there is still a rock solid economic case for Keystone: Supplanting the dwindling supply of crude from Mexico and Venezuela.

Speaking to representatives from organisations controlling billions of Euros and US Dollars in international aid — including the EU, the US Government and Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)-- the author emphasised the clear economic case for «deinstitutionalisation».

Similarly most of the TV events have been declared as «draws» even though it seems, at least to this particular viewer, that the Remain advocates have put forward an overwhelmingly powerful economic case.

Their main economic case relies on these people and their views are not independent or believable.»

With as much as $ 120 billion per year lost to the economy through failing to properly recycle plastics, Unilever says there is a clear economic case driving its goal of making 100 % of its packaging recyclable, reusable or compostable, and that doing so will support long - term growth of the business.

There's a broader economic case for en - couraging more people to rent.

At present, given the extensive subsidies allotted fossil fuels, it's very hard to make a purely economic case for BioCube.

If High Speed Rail 2 (HS2) is to achieve a groundswell of public support then the wider economic case for it needs to be made, a panel of transport experts concluded last night.

«My views against expanding Heathrow, particularly on the impact of noise and air pollution on local residents and the weak economic case, are long - held and well - known.

With clarity and purpose, the trade unions have set out an alternative economic case, one in which the poorest in society, the elderly, the young, the disabled and the unemployed are not forced to pay for the mistakes of others.

In a speech from the White House Rose Garden, Trump made a largely economic case for withdrawing from the agreement, arguing the nonbinding accord was unfair to U.S. workers and U.S. competitiveness.

With Amazon's economic case out of the way, the decision to buy a new Kindle resides on your own microeconomics.

Projected power - sector CO2 emissions increase even in the Low Economic case, and by 2040 they are 2 % higher than in 2013.

Alice Barnard, chief executive of the Edge Foundation, which promotes vocational education, said: «The report makes a persuasive economic case for taking up a higher apprenticeship and studying for a degree sponsored by the employer.»

88 % of respondents cited the compelling economic case for renewable electricity as a major driver — with 30 out of 74 reporting that renewable electricity was either cost competitive or delivered significant savings on energy bills;

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Today's report also recommends Britain's airports be expanded, saying that even if prices went up to cover the full environmental costs of flights - something Sir Rod backs - «there will remain a strong economic case for additional runway capacity».

That's well short of cancelling an Ontario gas plant, but it is the kind of sound economic case that should even make tough - on - crime conservatives sit up and take notice.

If the «Yes» campaign can make a better economic case for independence, or if fear of the UK leaving the EU becomes real, the economic calculus may change.

Shipping fresh strawberries in corrugated containers costs 13 percent less than shipping the same volume of strawberries in reusable plastic containers (RPCs), according to a new economic case study.

Wind farms have been actively expanding in Ontario since the Ontario Green Energy Act, 2009, took away municipal power to block wind farm development, and a Feed in Tariff for selling the resulting power provided a solid economic case.

In the wake of the Scottish referendum, as all parties face up to the reality that the devolutionary genie is well and truly out of the bottle, and with a powerful economic case being made by the City Growth Commission and others, the «DevoManc» deal is an idea whose time has come.

Perspectives for the Energy Transition: The Role of Energy Efficiency demonstrates a compelling economic case for energy efficiency as being essential to make the energy transition affordable, faster and more beneficial to all.

For one, the economic case for 5G service in the 28 GHz and 39 GHz has yet to be made.

The economic case for building Keystone, for one, still stands.

Should these lines and other added capacity close the price differential between West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude, the economic case for Gateway would suffer.

The Lords» report said that if the UK - wide Brexit agreement does not adequately reflect Scotland's needs, a strong political and economic case can be made for making differentiated arrangements for Scotland.

This was one of the more provocative questions asked at a panel discussion I recently attended, put on by the Economic Club of Canada, called «Canada's Skills Challenge: The Economic Case for Improving Workplace Essential Skills.»

Finally, the economic case for Keystone would still stand.

Setting aside the issue of high earners for a moment, there is an economic case to be made for special treatment for active small businesses in order to encourage them to invest and grow.

A few years ago an economic case could have been made to break ground on a major new pipeline project from the oil sands, but that time has now come and gone.

Since the House leadership hasn't provided any rationale why these provisions would be temporary and the economic case for temporary expensing in the current economic environment is quite small, it seems likely that the expiration date is intended to artifically reduce the cost of this bill and set up a costly extension later.

It's hard to see an economic case even if somehow the Fremont Model 3 line can be made to work.

And presumably that means she'll be near the forefront as the NDP tries to make an economic case for itself going forward.

To make the economic case for an active population policy, population planners would ultimately need to center their arguments on estimates of the economic value of human life.

«I would be delighted if the Treasury would decide that the economic case for HS2 hasn't been proven.»