Existing bureaucratic obstacles have an enormous cost for business, as well as for state revenues.

Invest in improving infrastructural facilities and networking among developing countries to facilitate trade and reduce the cost of doing business.

Emphasis should be on affordabililty and cost reduction, on innovative business and financing models and on cost effective, consumer friendly, cost recovery models, recognizing that different renewable technologies offer different opportunities and face different constrains.

The Select Advisory Committee on Business Reorganization (SABRE) is a special committee of the ABA Business Law Section appointed to analyze the problems of time and cost of business reorganizations under the U.S. bankruptcy laws and to make recommendations with respect to improvements to the legislation.

UNOPS intends to put in place new business processes that are both cost effective and driven by appropriate information and communication technologies.

What we stand to loose if we do not act in a preventative manner, i.e. cost of inaction or business as usual.

For example, rather than trying to regulate away problems, which probably won't work, if we could price into the cost of doing business, the cost of catastrophe, so that people who are doing things that had a higher cost of catastrophe would have to take insurance against that risk.

Enabling developing nations to access vitally needed pharmaceuticals at rates reasonably close to the cost of production will not put transnational drug companies out of business.

PUMA has 2.7 billion dollars of turnover, 300 million dollars of profits, 200 million dollars after tax, 94 million dollars of externalities, cost to business.

This is not illegal stuff, this is basically business as usual, which causes climate changing emissions, which have an economic cost.

They want to raise the cost of copyright compliance to the point where people simply get out of the business of offering it as a capability to amateurs.

The cost of connectivity is one the major factors limiting the extent to which enterprises, particularly those of developing countries, incorporate ICT into their business processes.

If the proceeds from a certain business operation account for 10 or more of the total amount of profits of the reporting period, it is required to give an explanation on the contents, related cost and traded amount of the business.

This allows for cost savings and has been made possible by the emergence of suppliers specialized in almost each function relating to the performance of modern business.

2. Underlines the importance of a cost effective decentralization of UNIDO activities and strengthened field representation, as called for in the Business Plan

If sanctions, which are usually in the form of fines, are not significant, they become merely a cost of doing business for the cartel.

(b) The cost savings in the Procurement Division resulting from the combination of management review visits with business seminars in one of the locations.

Nevertheless, the largest part of outbound investment resources from developing countries move out to either developed countries or to tax shelters mainly to escape the high cost of doing business and high taxes.

This makes higher education in some areas such as business management more accessible, although it does not address the issue of the cost of higher education.

These features add complexity to the tax code, raise the cost of tax compliance, and reduce corporate tax revenues. They also affect business decisions about what to invest in, how to finance investments, which form of business organization to adopt, and where to produce reflecting sizeable differences in the effective tax rates behind these choices.

Pearson announced a plan to cut costs by another 300 million pounds ( 394 million U.S.) in May in a third cost cutting programme to try to revive a business hit by the rapid move to digital learning.

Is there a more direct role, apart from technical assistance, that regional multilateral development banks can play in order to increase the supply and reduce the cost of finance to small business in developing countries?

DMSs can provide solutions for business to business (B2B) and business to consumer (B2C) e commerce.

Indian call centres and business process outsourcing companies are now setting up foreign affiliates in the Philippines and Mexico, accessing specific labour talent, language skills, cost advantages and markets.

By the first quarter of 2005, both Headquarters and offices away from New York were prepared to do business using this highly cost effective method, which brings offices around the globe into closer collaboration.

The scope will usually be business to business services.

The Business of Business is More Than Business

Finally, the programme runs a very efficient and cost effective small and microenterprise training programme in the Gaza Strip, which contributes to the promotion of entrepreneurship and the improvement of business skills in the local enterprise community.

If a securities firm is engaged in securities assets management business, it should sign securities assets management contract with customers, defining investment scope, investment ratio, management period, management cost and so on.

Media business, or any other business, it needs to be capitalized.

(b) To achieve cost savings

Germany s attractiveness to investors would rise with simpler and more investment friendly taxation, improved incentives for business start ups and R amp D, less bureaucracy and red tape, and no further energy cost increases. Getting there will take time.

Better Governance African governments often boast when they simply stop the corrosive effects of corruption and irrational business regulation. But little attention is given to the high cost of telecommunications, unreliable electrical power systems, and the poor transport infrastructure.

Its applicability to business to business contracts not involving those two conventions would be excluded.

Work with users to assess business needs and to solve business problems by technical means.

Everybody's business is nobody's business.

Everybody's business is nobody's business.

In the short term, a cost shock devastates some economic activities, forcing companies either to shut down or move on to another line of business. But what Schumpeter called creative destruction can facilitate the eventual emergence and expansion of new, more efficient firms.

So we can't fight the thing with a million to one cost, one to a million cost benefit ratio.

We are very interested in delivering health care in the developing world, and one of the things that we wish to do in this particular business is to find a way of doing medical diagnosis at as close to zero cost as we can manage.

A realignment of the Office's structure to bring services closer to clients proceeded and a comprehensive programme to improve financial conditions and the internal control framework and to streamline business processes and technologies to meet changing client and market needs cost effectively and efficiently was initiated.

Because poor people are business people who lack business skills and access to credit.

Our objective is to see the Conference on Disarmament back in business, real business.

Iran welcomed the findings of the E Commerce and Development Report 2004, and suggested that business to consumer and business to government e business be discussed further.

In addition to providing improved interconnection, distribution networks allow for cost effective online operations, and coordinated business operations in real time among services providers, by interlinking airlines, hotel chains, public administrations, wholesalers, travel agencies, promoters and final customers through acting as information channels, distribution channels and databases for investment decisions, and for management of ongoing business operations as a whole.