"I would like to stress its efficiency," said Allen Scudder, Con Edison's senior architect.
A visible tax, of course, is not popular, which is one reason that politicians prefer to stress energy efficiency.
It could strengthen requirements for countries to maintain a strategic gas reserve, and it ought to stress energy efficiency, too.It will also look at new pipeline plans.
Porsche is keen to stress the efficiency of its new engines, promising a return of 29mpg [Imperial] from both the Turbo and Turbo S. We suspect you shall struggle to reach that number if you're aiming to match Porsche's Nurburgring claims: a sub-7m30s time would put the Turbo S ahead of the Ferrari 458 and, potentially, both the Porsche Carrera GT and the Pagani Zonda F. Sheesh.
Neither are they preassigned nor market-based, they just are a suitable means for each DMU k to stress its own efficiency.
MR. REDFORD continues to stress conservation measures like fuel-efficiency standards for cars, which sound harmless until you look at the added cost (which can vastly exceed the savings in gasoline) and the increased risk of being killed in smaller, lighter vehicles.
Mr Yudhoyono has visited the customs department, police headquarters and attorney-general's office to stress the need for transparency and efficiency.
Discussions within government had been confined to stress-testing the levies for efficiency, not rolling them back, he said, adding that he was still not clear what Cameron precisely had in mind.
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