Contributing ESA members can use the range on a marginal cost basis.

Contributing ESA members can use the range on a marginal cost basis.

(d) Developing a cost benefit analysis for use in identifying information technology priorities

Horse like that, that cost you a lot of money I'd use for breeding.

(d) Promotion, where appropriate, of the use of integrated resource planning and least cost planning.

Particular importance is being attached to the results achieved and to the use of cost effective methods.

However, the use of GPS instruments for that purpose was gaining in popularity owing to their simplicity of use, reasonable cost and high levels of precision.

The use of OSS is one of several initiatives that would potentially bring cost reductions in selected areas.

They had found the use of Southern solutions to be cost effective and often the most logical option.

Furthermore, the use of local raw materials and local processing can be cost effective and engender sustainable development.

She was concerned about the excessive use of cost benefit analysis, which did not apply in that situation.

Resorting to the greater use of modern information networking arrangements may be a more viable cost effective option.

4. Use of trans fats in food manufacturing and restaurants can be limited without any significant effects on food taste, cost, or availability. While industry often expresses concern that limiting the use of trans fats will affect food taste or cost, no evidence exists to support this hypothesis. Conversely, substantial evidence exists that use of trans fats can be eliminated almost entirely without any effects on food taste, cost, or availability.

The cost estimate provides for additional requirements for charges for the use of INMARSAT terminals by the identification centres and district offices, at an average cost of 6,500 per month.

Flexible land policies could facilitate cost effective and productive use of land contributing to economic development and poverty reduction.

Despite the fairly high cost of commissioning the network, it is being continually extended and is in constant use.

The use of such methods is particularly cost effective at duty stations where the choice of educational institutions is limited.

Go Up Go to last selected caller of current function. If no caller was visited, use that with highest cost.

Twelve African countries report use of fee for service or cost recovery activities, and other countries have initiated financing programmes.

More widespread use of PMCs will require better capability to predict long term performance and more cost effective fabrication methods.

The use of audiovisual technology is a cost effective way to disseminate information regarding international law to a global audience.

It was repeatedly recommended that the practical use of satellite data with emphasis being placed on developing simple to use and low cost applications should be promoted in developing countries.

The expanded use of outsourcing and the use of off site translation services should result in a reduction in the levels of temporary assistance required and a net cost saving.

While industry often expresses concern that limiting the use of trans fats will affect food taste or cost, no evidence exists to support this hypothesis. Conversely, substantial evidence exists that use of trans fats can be eliminated almost entirely without any effects on food taste, cost, or availability.

The evaluation praised the project for its innovative use of ICTs and the success in the use of distance learning to reduce the cost of training and to reach more participants.

The cost estimate provides for requirements for a total of 2,880 flight hours and is based on average fuel use of 712 litres per hour at a fuel cost of 0.20 per litre ( 410,100).

In contrast to the cost benefit method, cost utility analysis permits the use of a wide range of types of qualitative and quantitative data (not necessarily monetary values) to inform the decision making process.

29. Encourages the use of procurement within the region for the requirements of missions, taking into account efficiency and cost effectiveness

Rainwater harvesting is also widely employed as a relatively low cost option, both for household use and for small scale irrigation.

(c) Promote the use of innovative, low cost and development supportive tools for electronic commerce through the Global Trade Point Network.

The Government also provides, without cost to the United Nations, areas and buildings for use by military contingents and civilian personnel.

63. When determining an asset s vulnerability, its cost, portability, exchangeability and perceived risk of loss or improper use should be considered.

Other legal requirements on financial reporting often restrict the structure of cost reports and limit their use for internal management purposes.

He supported the High level Plenary Meeting and expected the Secretariat to make use of funds from savings to cover its cost.

8. Activity based costing can offer an approach consistent with cost accounting theory and suitable for use in the conference services area.

An average of those rates may provide a more accurate indication of the cost of the retroactive use of the new procedures.

External printing will be reduced through use of desktop publishing in all official languages and, when cost effective, in house reproduction capacity.

The ICSC secretariat should also examine the use of the cost to employer approach and consider factoring that cost into the salaries, as is already being done in the case of non cash and fringe benefits.

This initiative is based on the development of a single integrated set of cost effective standards for use in all European space programmes.

Workload statistics, performance indicators and cost information will be routinely refined and provided for both Secretariat and external use (e.g. by intergovernmental bodies).

And then the cost. The cost!

The incentive for illegal use of ozone depleting substances arises from the high cost for industry of adaptation or replacement of the machinery used.

They suggest more attention to cost, reduced duplication and redundancy, the use of alternative service delivery, and improved transparency and accountability in government operations.

It is sometimes more cost effective to use research capacity in developing countries to undertake health system research related to their needs and priorities.

The Agency continued to pursue cost containment and efficiency enhancement measures in the health programme to make best use of the limited resources available.