Sentence examples for terms of maximising from inspiring English sources

The government is focused on energy outcomes in terms of maximising outputs and not specific technology".

"While tax avoidance may be 'efficient' in terms of maximising shareholder value, it deprives governments of much needed revenues for public investment; not just in our country, but of course in the poorest countries.

Asked what influence he had on team selection at Northampton in terms of maximising Hartley's game time over the next two weekends, he remained silent – but drew his thumb and forefinger together to make a perfectly round zero.

Even if it can be justified in terms of maximising a return to licence payers (which the BBC has been actively encouraged to do by successive Ministers and select committees), it is becoming bad PR at a time of unprecedented hostility from the commercial sector.

As Fleurbaey and Maniquet (2005) point out, "the theory of optimal taxation is more easily constructed in terms of maximising a social ordering over possible tax schemes (or, more precisely, over the set of incentive-compatible allocations).

The process of the RTE is important in terms of maximising participation and ownership of the findings and recommendations, and enabling rapid feedback and implementation.

These trials likely held the greatest attentional relevance in terms of the overarching goal of maximising earnings across the task, adding to past research that links dorsolateral PFC to the pursuit of longer-term or superordinate goals (Hare et al., 2009; Staudinger et al., 2011; Diekhof et al., 2012).

"This transaction is a very important milestone as we execute our proposed plan to separate our three strong businesses for the purpose of maximising long-term value for out shareholders," said Fortune boss Bruce Carbonari.

But in commercial terms, has Chubby duffed his chance of maximising the big payday?

We used numerous synonyms including both 'text words' and MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) terms to maximise the sensitivity of our search.

Consumer engagement has emerged as a key factor affecting the success of dynamic pricing schemes [1, 10], and this illustrates that while price is an important driver for demand response, there are additional factors beyond price that can have an important effect in terms of supplementing or maximising consumer response.