If you happen to be socially conscious as well as profit-minded there are additional benefits to be derived from allowing your team, in whole or in part, to telecommute.
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Any cost savings to be derived for products sold into other markets is merely icing on the cake, but not the primary reason to be here.
Information and analysis are to be derived from a variety of sources and be illustrated with examples.
At least 75% of REIT income needed to be derived from real estate, typically in the form of rent.
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Switching feedstock from naphtha, derived from oil, to ethane, derived from gas, has kept petrochemicals cheap even as oil prices have peaked.
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The idea that special enzymes could be engineered into plants, to make food derived from them easier to digest, is more speculative.
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That, he says, is where Suharto, who is often considered to have derived his own ideas of power from Javanese culture, went wrong.
At the heart of a value investor's analysis is the assumption of an expected stream of earnings to be derived from the net assets of a company.
Present value analysis contends that the current value of an asset is best determined by discounting the cash flows expected to be derived from the asset by the firm's cost of capital.
Much of the MTA's ability to rebound derived from a plan that moved sensitive electronics and trains themselves out of the path of floodwaters a plan derived, in part, from experiences during Hurricane Irene the previous year.
So while our interests align on capping this well, we would never ask BP to tell us how much oil they think has leaked in order for us to determine the compensation and penalty that is to be derived from it.
He suggests that political and military espionage can be dealt with at the diplomatic level, which I have long supported, and that economic espionage should be approached in ways analogous to and derived from current frameworks for the regulation and protection of intellectual property rights.
Current restrictions on claiming the home office deduction, such as the requirement that a home office be used regularly and exclusively for business and the limit on the amount of the deduction tied to income derived from the particular business, still apply under the new option.
In order to be useful to scientists, cells derived from embryos also must be able to divide almost endlessly and be able to turn into any type of human tissue, at least in theory.
Examples include moving capital among sub-units around the world, or the ability to gain financial benefits derived from broad international scope, via access to low cost sources of capital.
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It involves using proteins that are sensitive to light, derived from other organisms such as algae, and putting them into neurons.
What we need is some of these aggressive campaigns that are politically derived to combat the causes of cancer in the first place.
While Clay drove compromises on Capitol Hill, the steps he used to execute these deals can be applied to those agreements derived in C-suite boardrooms.
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The goal, under Chief Executive James Hagedorn, is for half of Scotts' fertilizer and pesticides to be naturally derived within as few as three years.
Because of this concern, it was felt that regulators at the Food and Drug Administration might be reticent to approve therapies derived from the cells as a result.
Peter Stevens, author of the blog, Scrum Breakfast, came from Switzerland to interject principles derived from his experience with Scrum, an iterative, incremental framework for project management that has been extraordinarily successful at systematically generating results that delight customers.
What arrangements have been made to ensure that the costs the United States is asked to pay for non-derived technology -- whose transfer we are entitled to seek -- are reasonable?
The memories of his friends are mainly of his talk, even though his willingness to unload his ideas, derived from wide reading, could eventually be exhausting to the listener, who would not be encouraged to intervene.
There is no way to confirm that contention, however, until such an alternative capability has been created using nuclear tests to validate the sophisticated models and data derived from these new SSP assets and to establish that the training provided for the next generation of scientists is adequate to assure the safety, security and reliability of the stockpile.
It tested this pine bark-derived molecule to see if it blocked the thrombin receptor and found that it did.
Like Pluto's three other moons, Charon, Nix and Hydra, they need to be assigned names derived from Greek or Roman mythology.
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This would apply not only to evidence directly obtained under the convention, but also to any oral testimony derived from that evidence.
Specifically, we valued his retail stores based on a price-to-sales ratio derived from comparable public companies and by valuing the underlying real estate.
This will enable Walmart consumer products suppliers to see shopper insights derived from panel data, analyze custom trip mission data, and conduct deeper marketing analytics.
It is nonsensical for the deficit-ridden U.S. government to subsidize corn-derived ethanol while imposing punitive tariffs on imports of Brazilian ethanol made from sugar cane.
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