Sentences with phrase «necessary financial capacity»

While Applegreen generally prefers to own (& build) its sites — and has the necessary financial capacity — it will lease as necessary & to enter a new local market / country (like the US).

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First they have no track record of having being part of such a venture in the past neither did they possess the financial capacity to make good their part of the cash calls which are necessary for the operation of the jubilee field.

To find variants involved in complex diseases, thousands of participants may be necessary — a logistical and financial demand often beyond the capacity of an individual research team.

The resulting report builds on a growing body of research on civic capacity and community organizing for education reform, which examines the work of groups across sectors to identify a shared agenda and mobilize the human and financial resources necessary to move their agenda forward.

In particular, there is little reason to believe that technological and financial support of the necessary scale will be delivered by a regime that sees only the countries that inhabit Annex I (a far from perfect rendering of world's high - responsibility and high - capacity nations) as having quantified commitments, and the rest of the world as a mere source of «offsets» designed to reduce the cost of meeting those commitments.

Advancing efforts on the transparency framework, such as how to report national greenhouse gas emissions inventories, what information is necessary to track progress on countries» climate actions and what information should be provided on financial support, technology transfer and capacity - building.

In these circumstances she was not just likely to make a bad financial decision (as she was entitled to do under the mental capacity test) if she felt this was necessary to maintain a romantic relationship, but because of those factors she was unable properly «to use or weigh that information as part of the process of making the decision».

It is necessary to ensure Indigenous communities, families and individuals have capacity to take on the legal and financial obligations involved, and to manage any capital raised to ensure ongoing gains, where leasing or mortgaging is desired by them (see Chapter 4).