Sentences with phrase «strong economic case»

Or is there a strong economic case for breastfeeding?

Is there a strong economic case against breastfeeding?

CIHT believes that there is still a strong economic case for continued investment in transport infrastructure at both the strategic and local level.

Today's report also recommends Britain's airports be expanded, saying that even if prices went up to cover the full environmental costs of flights - something Sir Rod backs - «there will remain a strong economic case for additional runway capacity».

«We did not have a strong economic case to make for why you should shoot here.»

The paper outlines a strong economic case for CTE, including research on the value of postsecondary credentials and the need to ensure more students move through the educational pipeline to meet the needs of the labor market.

It meant that the new sensor would be sold alongside the console, creating a stronger economic case for Kinect exclusives.

We've made the strong economic case for repealing the Bureau of Land Management's so - called «venting and flaring» rule.

She also made a strong economic case for investing in prevention, informing us that a recent shows that violence against women and their children costs Australia $ 21.7 billion a year, yet investment in prevention (which makes up just 1.7 per cent of public health spending) is lagging.