Sentences with phrase «good business case»

Folsom said Hawaii is «an even better business case» because of its high electricity price.»

If there's a good business case for offering perks, there's a good business case for offering them at a public institution.

If there isn't a good business case, then offering them would be just as much an affront to shareholders as it would be to taxpayers.

One benefit of being a business owner and your own boss is that you set the rules and can feel free to break them if you find a good business case to do so.

For those of us who have followed the evolution of different routes, proposed branch lines, spurs and no end of theories on how best to create the best business case, the announcement yesterday by the Shadow Transport Secretary, Maria Eagle was significant.

Take the time to build the best business case you can.

A good business case will justify the proposed eLearning investment with a well structured report on the costs and returns.

A good business case will describe in detail the:

Audi is open to bringing its rip - roaring machines to the land of milk and honey; it just needs to make a good business case for it.

They must have a good business case for this.

«The burden of proof is on us to prove to these investors that they should pay attention and make them believe that there is a good business case in this space,» Heller said.

Three bloggers have weighed in on the recent American Lawyer midlevel associate survey, with the kind of comprehensive responses that make a good business case for reading blogs, even for the busiest law firm partner.

By showing and quantifying your specific value add, you build a better business case to support the requested salary increase.

Microsoft, Bell, Google... yes, even Rogers)... whatever makes the best business case, with proven technology AND marketing capabilities, who build their own MLS systems with all kinds of amazing technology tools, in a free, open, entrepreneurial marketplace.

Microsoft, Bell, Google... yes, even Rogers)... whatever makes the best business case»