Sentences with phrase «industry claims to the contrary»

In spite of industry claims to the contrary, the committee found no indication that audience members have any say in what should be in programs or how programs should be distributed.

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Not exact matches

Contrary to what the plaintiffs in the case were claiming, there was no «flooding» of any sort, according to the solar industry association in response to the court ruling.

GMOs Have Not Been Proven Safe Contrary to industry claims, GMOs have never been properly tested for human safety.

He led chants of «bag fees by Earth Day,» and cited testimony from recycling companies that the pouches can not be reprocessed, contrary to claims by industry groups like the Progressive Bag Alliance.

Salzman's data indicate that, contrary to industry claims, U.S. students» interest in STEM careers has been very responsive to market signals.

Part two shows that, contrary to some industry claims, the brunt of the wood in pellets is from hardwood trees, not scrap and waste.

Contrary to industry claims, coal power would fail to deliver electricity to those suffering from energy poverty and would actively degrade their lives, says Gore and global investment manager David Blood

On the contrary, articles that question the legitimacy of climate scientists» claims fuel climate skeptics» agendas and buy time to fossil - fuel - intensive industries.

They elaborate this argument by stating, «There are no remotely comparable incentives to the contrary position provided by the industries that he claims would be harmed by the policies he advocates.»

There are no remotely comparable incentives to the contrary position provided by the industries that he claims would be harmed by the policies he advocates.

Significant progress in reducing emissions and limiting climate change could be achieved if companies 1) unequivocally communicate to the public, shareholders, and policymakers the climate risks resulting from continued use of their products, and therefore the need for restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions consistent with the 2 °C global temperature target; 2) firmly reject contrary claims by industry trade associations and lobbying groups; and, 3) accelerate their transition to the production of low - carbon energy.

Contrary to the power industry's claims, requiring older plants to install the same cooling technology as their modern counterparts would cost consumers pennies or at most a few dollars per month on household electric bills.

ACI suggests that, contrary to being the last bastion of the good - faith infringer against the greedy patent troll, laches may actually create a perverse incentive for industry juggernauts to drag smaller, poorer patentees through endless negotiations for the purpose of claiming a defense of laches once those negotiations fall apart.