Not mentioned in the Global Corporate Sustainability Report, and not discussed in any depth in the HLAP report, everyday experience shows that economic incentives remain insufficient for business to make the sustainability transition.
And it is problematic because it continues to demonstrate how far the policies of the US, as well as its western and Arab allies in the coalition against Islamic State (Isis), remain insufficient to do anything to resolve the stalemate.
Replacement demand, he noted, might remain insufficient to bolster the market for some time, given that the age of cars on European roads is relatively young — about 8.5 years, on average, compared with 11 years in the United States.
As long as the Khartoum government and rebel groups believe they can rely on substantial external support, incentives for peace will remain insufficient for progress to occur.At the moment, external powers are sending conflicting messages.
The $53 billion reconstruction effort in Iraq is the largest such effort by the United States since the Marshall Plan, though many Iraqis complain that the spending has made little difference in a country where electricity, clean water, health care and housing remain insufficient.
As of now, the research efforts directed towards addressing this issue remain insufficient.
Nevertheless, the performances of copper matrix composites made from MWCNTs or graphene remain insufficient.
However, these analyses remain insufficient given the diversity of chemicals and the variety of pollution sources.
However its verification and quantitative validation still remain insufficient for a wide range of reactor geometries and operating conditions.
We show that even though the number of condensation nuclei at the polar summer mesopause can be increased within the uncertainties, the results in most scenarios remain insufficient.
Because empirical fragility functions for overturning equipment remain insufficient, the present study relies on numerical analysis and a solid physical background to compute risk.
