Sentences with phrase «point of consumption»

It said the synergies would exceed additional costs to the business as a result of new point of consumption taxes on bets being introduced across most states in Australia.

Because of a change in UK policy before adoption of the new point of consumption regime, Jersey failed to be included in the UK «white list» of approved gambling jurisdictions.

If your major points of consumption are YouTube, Facebook, and the rest of the social media apps, this phone is more than enough.

Part of the smart farming opportunity space is solutions which move food production from rural to urban areas, close to the points of consumption.

It's important because we want the low - calorie attribute to stay true to the point of consumption.

Zume Pizza's Pizza Pod also sustains brand equity, with the branding clearly presented up to the point of consumption.

Combined Brand Portfolio Will Have Strong Exposure to Faster Growing Beverage Categories and an Ability to Reach Consumers Across Virtually All Retail Channels and Points of Consumption

It can entail making sure that both product and package are free of defects and perfectly presented at the point of consumption.

The negative consequences of mining are not felt at the point of consumption, but rather in poorer regions where sand is mined.

It ensures that the bacteria, when stored correctly, are live at the point of consumption.

Food moves through complex patterns of circulation in between the point of origin, «the farm,» and its point of consumption, «the plate.»

«I am often offered one at every point of consumption» says Brookman, «and where I am offered one, I am often offered two.»

Distributed generation, also called on - site generation or decentralized generation, is the term for generation of electricity from sources that are near the point of consumption, as opposed to centralized generation sources such as large utility -...

When it nears the point of consumption, such as our homes, the electricity is transformed down to the safer 100 - 250 voltage systems used in the domestic market.

The society which has been created is highly extractive and highly inefficient, where today material resources and water become wasted and toxic, and we waste 60 % or more of the energy between point of origin and point of consumption.

H2 is so simple to synthesize from non-fossil fuel sources and can be made right at the point of consumption, thus saving a lot of expenses and energy in transporting the oil and gas long distance from the well, and then considerable cost in oil refining and Nat Gas purification, and then transporting the refined fossil fuels to the point of consumption.

At the point of consumption, everybody loves it.

Add to that the cost of the renewable gimcracks that generate electricity and the cost of distributing it to point of consumption.

In the case of rooftop solar PV power, generated at the point of consumption, the distribution grid becomes, to some extent, redundant.

And secondly, the carbon accounting rules remain tied to «point of emission», rather than «point of consumption».

Distributed generation, also called on - site generation or decentralized generation, is the term for generation of electricity from sources that are near the point of consumption, as opposed to...

EU based operators also need to be wary of the VAT that may be chargeable under eService provisions on revenues generated from the games on a point of consumption basis.

Logistics is the management of goods, information about it and other resources or parameters between the point of origin and the point of consumption, done so to meet the requirement of the consumers.

The AFT proposes to tax homesales but only at the point of consumption, says Nichols; for example, purchase of a newly constructed house would be taxable, but purchase of a resale house would not be.

«The tide is turning, and people are shortening supply chains and bringing manufacturing back to the point of consumption for the sake of flexibility and cost savings.