Sentences with phrase «economic considerations»

In the past, parenting styles and meaning of family life was influenced by economic considerations.

Competition between «colleagues» has become extreme, and is based more on economic considerations and media exposure.

Economic considerations when relocating are critical, but so is overall quality of life.

Important people everywhere claims that it's «unlikely», mostly citing economic consideration as their reason for disbelief.

While economic considerations dominate the political sphere, it should not be applied to the real world in which markets are only one part of the whole of social life.

Beyond economic considerations, health and environmental concerns are also leading many people in industrial countries to reduce their beef intake.

No explicit reference to costs is made but adopting «practical constraints» may take into account implicit economic considerations.

Morrison's tests proved that serif fonts, and his design in particular, were also more compact than sans serif fonts, meaning publishers could fit more type per inch — a serious economic consideration in the newspaper business — and not compromise legibility or style.

The issues to be considered by the JRP include economic considerations, environmental impacts from project operations, impacts from an oil spill resulting from accidents or malfunctions, and impacts to Aboriginal title and rights.

The net effect of these policies, coupled with economic considerations for cloud computing providers, could leave Canadian lawyers without access to tools and resources that are critical to maintaining technical relevance, and a level of practice efficiency on par with peers in more technically progressive jurisdictions.

This product combines historical data on crop growth and fieldwork conditions with economic considerations to determine best / worst / average scenarios of successfully completing nitrogen applications within a user - specified time period.

The sympathy that Adam Smith saw as the foundation of morality is excluded from economic considerations.

11 Whitehead appears to base his differentiation of social classes primarily on the different modes of consciousness they represent and not on economic considerations such as forms of labor (Hegel).

Consequently, the abstract (albeit important) principle of private international law put in issue on these motions rarely sees the light of day because economic considerations regulate the selection of the recognition forum.

A combination of structural and economic considerations drives the use of three slender blades on most wind turbines — using one or two blades means more complex structural dynamics, and more blades means greater expense for the blades and the blade attachments to the turbine.

Economic considerations rarely factor into these decisions.

Economic considerations rule, and all others are subordinated to them.

Moreover, in a time of global economics, even nations that are more respectful of the Declaration are pressed by interested parties to give economic considerations precedence over the moral imperatives of human rights.

It is fortunate that humanitarian and economic considerations coincide in this area and that industrial leaders are increasingly recognizing that it is less expensive to provide treatment for alcoholic employees than to ignore the problem and to pay the costs of accidents, inefficiency, absenteeism, strained inter-employee relationships, and eventual retraining of a replacement for the untreated alcoholic.

Practices that use up the land in a few years are no longer justified even by narrow economic considerations.

Seculars tend to vote Democratic at all levels, with 54 percent supporting Kennedy in 1960, but there have been exceptions to this pattern; in 1980, 68 percent voted for Ronald Reagan on the basis of short - term economic considerations.

Their job remained production, and economic considerations reigned undisputed.

Subordinating policies directly aimed at improving the economic conditions of people to those aimed only at increasing market activity is not justified even by the strictest economic considerations.

The pressure that economic considerations exert on religious broadcasters once the latter accept the principle of purchasing time for programs is seen in another characteristic of religious program syndication.

In the West as in the Soviet Union, economic considerations became dominant in national and international affairs, and it was taken for granted that the goal of national and international activity was economic growth.

They will have to balance social and economic considerations against future health risks.»

Both markets have different challenges which the conferences will address while continuing to have a global overview of the industry and the wider economic considerations.»

As Professor Kelsey explains, «Regulatory impact assessments and cost - benefit analyses are portrayed as objective and benign, but academic studies show they systematically privilege quantifiable economic considerations and interests.»

However, taking into account economic considerations, the current state of negotiations, as well as the last version of the draft procedural rules, all signs point to this being the end, and participating delegations will have no one to blame but themselves for this failure.

Initial source separation of the MSW paper component is not the critical limiting element though an important economic consideration.

In a nod to conservatives and fossil fuels interests, the Clean Power Plan gave states the power to create tailored compliance plans that allow for state - specific economic considerations.

These profiles indirectly incorporate economic considerations.

This revisionist approach towards competition law expands the scrutiny beyond notions of consumer welfare standards into non-traditional economic considerations like fairness, underemployment, income inequality, wealth concentration and broader social contexts.

What we have seen is that all too often economic considerations override safety.

Though losses resulting from single - family development loans played a significant role in some of the bank failures that occurred during the recession, in a recent meeting, one regulator indicated that the exemption was based on «greater economic considerations,» rather than a perception of lower risk.

Although the price - to - rent ratio is a simple and effective comparison of the costs of buying and renting, it does not take into account the full range of economic considerations associated with the two housing options.

Expert contributors address topics such as supply chain and regulatory risk, cell culture technologies, economic considerations in cell therapy manufacturing, and manufacturing innovation lessons that can be derived from existing protein - based therapeutics.

Rather, the Directive allowed providers to have regard to economic considerations when determining the technical and organisational means to secure these data [67].

Second, concerns about China's political culture / values (especially human rights) and security issues seem to be less of a factor in shaping public hesitancy around a free trade agreement when compared to certain economic considerations.

Social bonds by blood, by region, by nationality and religion are interrelated in a complex webwork, so that social injustice can not be reduced to a purely economic considerations.

Labor market economist Richard Freeman examined the influence of economic considerations on the decision to enroll in physics Ph.D. programs in the 1960s and?