Sentences with phrase «what economic reason»

I think that neither Musk nor anybody else seems to be considering, what economic reason is there to go to this other planet?

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«Another important aspect of the new laws is that employees in corporations of any size will not be able to bring an unfair dismissal claim if the employer can show that their employment was terminated because of what the Bill describes as «genuine operational reasons»» «The genuine operational reasons provision is very broadly drafted and includes economic, technological or structural reasons» said Mr Drake - Brockman «This would allow an employer to successfully counteract an unfair dismissal claim in nearly all situations which result in a genuine redundancy».

When I look at decisions to expand my business, if I look to hire new people, the reason I make the decision to do that is based upon what the economic climate is going to be and the economic activity of my industry,» said Rowen.

«Harper also leads in the categories of someone you can trust, who will get things done, who has what it takes to lead Canada, who's running for the right reasons, who has a vision you can support and who can manage in tough economic times.

In comparison with the breadth and depth of the intellectual, economic, cultural, social changes of today and tomorrow in the secular sphere, however, which also contribute to determine the task of the Church, it must even be said that the Church in its aggiornamento proceeds very slowly and cautiously, so that there is more reason to ask whether it is reacting sufficiently quickly, courageously and confidently to the future which has already begun, than to fear that it is sacrificing too quickly and in too «modernistic» a way what is old and well - tried and has stood the test.

«As the Mayor of Rochester, I can see every day what's happening to our great state: government services have stopped working, economic development has stalled, and too many of our public officials have forgotten the reason they hold office — to work for you,» Duffy wrote.

Cuomo cited what he called the Trump administration's economic attack on New York as a reason for the new alliance.

What I haven't heard much yet about these pretty awful Lib - Tory cuts is that they are motivated for self serving party political reasons (rather than economic reasons).

What: Members of «Don't Gamble on our Community» coalition will officially announce their group's formation focusing its efforts on specifically preventing a casino from opening at Willets Point for both economic and moral reasons.

In a bizarre article - which for some reasons makes repeated reference to Eddie Izzard's transvestism - Johnson wrote that «the European Union did indeed have a weird prototype in Hitler's wartime Reich» adding that: «In fact, you can only really understand the psychological background of today's experiment in economic and political integration if you understand the horror of what Hitler did in the war.»

«Faced with this dramatic situation, many look to the system of unemployment protection to try to determine the reasons why the percentage of the unemployed receiving no economic assistance, those who have fallen out of the system, has reached such alarming levels and to what extent receiving unemployment payments might have a negative effect on the possibility of rejoining the workforce,» comments Professor Daniel Pérez del Prado, of the Work and Social Security Law area that is part of the Social and International Private Law Department of the UC3M.

The Royal Society strongly disagrees with the assumption underlying the ACOST plans, that one of the reasons for Britain's economic decline compared to other countries in recent years is a failure of the research council system to deliver what industry needs.

You will need to discuss what some of them mean before they are sorted into three groups: social, economic and personal (reasons for leaving).

But what are these «economic reasons»?

Again: What's good for Amazon is not necessarily what's good for publishers or for authors — or, for that matter, consumers, since if Amazon (or any other retailer) gets to a monopoly or near - monopoly position, they have no economic reason to price their products in a consumer - friendly manWhat's good for Amazon is not necessarily what's good for publishers or for authors — or, for that matter, consumers, since if Amazon (or any other retailer) gets to a monopoly or near - monopoly position, they have no economic reason to price their products in a consumer - friendly manwhat's good for publishers or for authors — or, for that matter, consumers, since if Amazon (or any other retailer) gets to a monopoly or near - monopoly position, they have no economic reason to price their products in a consumer - friendly manner.

This is one of the biggest reasons Warren Buffett doesn't invest in tech companies — it's impossible to even think about what the future economic moat of these companies will be.

There is a reason they are part of nearly every 401 (k) fund lineup: They offer participants a conservative option and an opportunity to preserve assets, especially during volatile economic times or when workers are approaching retirement age and want to hold onto what they have rather than take risks.

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Customers still want to know what the latest fashion trends are, and there's no reason to believe canine fashion won't rebound with the certain pendulum swing of economic life.

What people fail to realize is that Brazil's economic and energy boom is not being fueled by ethanol alone, but by vast oil deposits they are aggresivly extracting (the reason one George Soros invested 900 million in Petrobas, isn't it nice that he gives money to people who wish to restrict american production but pours hundreds of millions into foreign oil companies.).

The respect owed by faith to reason calls for close attention to what the biological sciences, through research uninfluenced by economic interests, can teach us about biological structures, their possibilities and their mutations.

What scientific evidence, sound reasoning or common sense explanation can provide a foundation for expanding unbridled economic globalization even one more day, for increasing unrestrained per capita consumption beyond its present conspicuous level for one more week, and for condoning the projected addition of 70 to 80 million members of the human community in this year alone?

I'm all for finding a new source of energy rather than fossil fuels (unfortunately our enemies have most of it, and what we have the environmental lobby blocks from being accessed) for security and economic reasons, but until the market proves that $ 100 + per barrel of oil is not efficient enough to switch, I'm not for the government putting a gun to our heads and forcing us to change.

What is interesting is how some of these full - timers were prompted by many different reasons to take the jump: either major life events or economic necessity, or merely because the idea of maintaining a large home seemed to make no sense.

Those who reason about these issues solely on the basis of abstract economic models that are designed to ignore such geopolitical realities will find much to disagree with in what follows.

I know that one or two who write sceptically are employed by organisations that oppose AGW for economic or ideological reasons, but the rest of us are simply retired scientists, academics or reasonably well - educated people who simply worry about what we see as heavy pressure to conform to a view that in their opinion is not well argued, and whose consequences are potentially both expensive and useless.

Unfortunately, many U.S. politicians (especially the majority of Democrats and the Obama administration) want to throw money down what is a known huge rat hole for very unsound economic and climatic reasons.

Steve, I agree that there are still plenty of questions left about what is really going to happen: — RRB - IMO, there are plenty of ethical, economic, political and environmental reasons for trying to minimise our overall environmental footprint, including fossil fuel consumption as a significant component of that.

All CONSORTIUMNEWS readers must face, what the only other alternative is and (probably) will be, NUCLEAR WAR, and this may occur soon, for both economic and for previously described, imperial reasons.

One reason that the «unforced variations» threads trend to discussions of solutions to the AGW problem (and / or of the perceived political, economic and social obstacles to such solutions) may be that for many of us, and I include myself, climate science has already told us what we need to know.

With job losses and employees leaving their positions for a myriad of reasons, especially in these strange economic times, the question arises: what can an employee take, and what must they leave, when they vacate their position.

What adverse effects will result from seeking modifications to the existing culture for economic reasons?

This is what allows blockchains to create new markets where they couldn't exist before, whether for political or for economic reasons.

Part of my reason for thinking China will not be able to avoid such crises is a fundamental dynamic that Fukuyama discussed in his much - misunderstood «The End of History»: economic development requires openness and the protection of individual rights in various dimensions, and this creates an inescapable tension between an elite desire for economic dynamism and technological progress viz competitor Powers, and an elite fear of openness and what it brings politically / culturally.