Sentence examples for cost-effective proposals from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it is a complete red herring to suggest that no voting system is 100percenttamper-freeee; verifiable voting activists have cost-effective proposals that would restore public confidence in new voting technologies.

The review of candidate proposals by the Department of Defense and by each military department and the merit-based selection of the most promising cost-effective proposals for funding through contracts, cooperative agreements, and other transactions for the purposes of carrying out the program.

Los Angeles is expected to submit a cost-effective proposal that utilizes many existing stadiums and facilities, though some Olympic observers contend that Paris, which also hosted the Summer Games in 1900 and 1924, is still the front-runner.

"This is the most cost-effective proposal," Deaton said.

An ex-ante assessment can be used as a requirement for a CCM that does not select the cost-effective interventions in its proposal to demonstrate that the selected intervention(s) is at least as cost-effective in a given context if not more so than those reported in the value for money guidance.

But most Canadian and American energy analysts believe that the Mackenzie Valley route, which could connect the energy-rich Prudhoe Bay of Alaska via an offshore pipeline through the Beaufort Sea, is more cost-effective than an Alaska pipeline proposal now being considered to transport Arctic gas.

We have less than $200 to spend but my proposals to create cost-effective corflute billboards that demand we "tax the rich" are shot down by the group – as is my desperate suggestion of "some kind of artistic commission to create an awareness-raising anticapitalist statue out of butter".

We emphasize that this level of accuracy is practically achievable, for example, the recent proposals [18 21] provide cost-effective mechanisms for an up to 55 dB reduction in the self-interference coefficient.

The proposals [18 20] provide cost-effective mechanisms for an up to 55 dB reduction in the self-interference and also provide insightful comments on the performance of self-interference cancellation based on a simple two-node network.

Business executives routinely review spending proposals that are cost-effective – they have a positive net present value – but do not get funded, because there is not enough money in the bank.

Similarly, when we limited our analysis to perinatal outcomes, the IADPSG proposal is not cost-effective when compared with the current standard of care.