| Control over these smaller mines remains in many cases, almost non-existent due to local corruption and paybacks from officials. |
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| Those were paybacks for when they dropped the wide-open ones along the sideline. |
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| Those people who gave healthy donations to the labor party will be looking for healthy paybacks. |
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| Even though these benefits may not yield direct monetary paybacks, they can generate associated cost savings. |
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| Nav Canada, he notes, actually lowers costs by reductions, or paybacks, to operators in years when the firm makes money. |
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| The provinces from where the paybacks have to come have to come up with the money somehow, money that has been long since spent. |
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| It will provide paybacks to the health care system not only for the first year but indeed in the years to come. |
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| There have been no losses on loan paybacks, as recipients are highly motivated to pay the loans back. |
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| Energy saving estimates of refrigeration measures and paybacks associated with replacing with energy efficient models. |
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| This then forms the basis for moving towards a lifestyle which will provide paybacks in terms of a sustainably higher quality of living. |
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| They revel in paybacks for the rest of their enemies' lives. |
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| The audit's other two recommendations do have costs associated with them and longer paybacks, but the company still expects to implement them within the next year. |
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| And she said that improvements — through automatic controls and more efficient applications — can have quick paybacks for operators as well as major environmental benefits. |
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| It describes different technologies available on the market, with details on performance and applications, and also contains practical applications and worksheets to help calculate life cycles and paybacks on investments. |
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| The paybacks are presented in two columns. |
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| Given the economic situation, some RFID projects will be delayed, but other companies will use this to their advantage and adopt RFID because the paybacks are compelling for competitive advantage and to increase sales. |
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| Prioritizing a portfolio of buildings and selecting those with the greatest likelihood for success can assist with long-term planning and enable to capitalize on short term paybacks. |
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| Due to the low tariff levels which are considered to be politically acceptable, returns on water and sewerage investments are relatively low with long term paybacks. |
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| The paybacks on research and innovation are often more favourable in other parts of the world, and industry in the last decade has increasingly voted with its feet. |
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| But the most important paybacks are not measured in dollars. |
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| In addition to incentives and quick paybacks, businesses can qualify for federal tax deductions on energy efficient upgrades. |
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| A convincing case can be made, however, that investing in the latest barcode technology today can have immediate paybacks in patient safety and lab workflow improvement. |
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| Surely this is an ideal time for community paybacks to be clearing footpaths from the side streets and from the roads where the council can't do it. |
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| By doing so, there often have been positive paybacks for the company. |
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