A Hammersmith and Fulham Council spokesperson said: "The council now proposes to examine whether there are planning options to expand Stamford Bridge to accommodate a larger capacity, recognising that such a project must be economically viable, benefit local businesses and not unreasonably affect residents".
Under this circumstance, green taxation shall be introduced as external variable to control indiscriminate use of natural resources for longer eco-viable benefits.
When he and his publisher began working on the projects, Mr. Granger said, "we came to an agreement on certain principles, and one was that there had to be real, viable reader benefit to any of the things we did".
The paper demonstrates that high-rise buildings provided with a complete set of amenities and following successful design principles and practices are a viable typology benefiting its urban setting with a compact form, higher density and aesthetical qualities, enriching and enabling mixed used urban developments.
For their part, the researchers believe that once they sort out the technical issues of getting an egg subjected to these IVF procedures to develop into a normal, viable embryo, the benefits of allowing a couple to have a healthy child far outweigh other risks or ethical concerns.
Hence, besides the evident environmental benefits, a viable and feasible solution for these wastes would also conduct to significant economic advantages.
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Rahul Bajaj, chairman of Bajaj Auto, which makes motorbikes and three-wheelers, and is Suzlon's biggest customer, says wind power would not be viable without the tax benefits it brings.
Our results for a real urban environment show that our approach is practically viable and confirm its benefits.
The joint leasing and sensing-based CRN proposed in [7] is widely considered to be a viable market option that benefits both the primary and the secondary systems.
