Sentences with phrase «into immediate cost»

Not exact matches

Principle 16, so necessary for immediate application, reads: «National authorities should endeavor to promote the internalization of environmental costs and the use of economic instruments, taking into account the approach that the polluter should, in principle, bear the cost of pollution, with due regard to the public interest and without distorting international trade and investment».

Most people turn to student loans, but with the rising cost of tuition, your chances of falling into debilitating debt is far greater than using them to leverage an immediate and noticeable increase in the quality of life for yourself and your family.

However, the Ribuolis are optimistic that most of the obstacles that deter artists from diving into 3D printing technologies will subside in the near future as the average cost of printers and raw materials goes down and the machines become increasingly sophisticated, allowing for experimentation and (relatively) immediate gratification.

A plan to convert vehicles has to look beyond the immediate payback to take into account the real costs and damages we'll avert.

I don't see immediate sequestration, rather returning the carbon into the economy, either as purified CO2 for processes that use it, or methane or other fuels that will pay part, eventually all, of the costs of capturing it.

For someone who has suffered a life changing injury, like those involved in the Alton Towers tragedy last year, the cost of a prosthetic limb alone can be in the region of # 50,000, without taking into account the immediate urgent care or the ongoing rehabilitation costs.

The average cost of a very basic funeral in the U.S. is $ 7,181.1 If you haven't set aside the funds to cover these immediate expenses — as well as any outstanding medical bills you may leave behind — factor funeral and other final costs into your life insurance needs.