例句與造句

1. These standards ( technical components ) are elements in the building block model.
2. The building block model makes use of the concept of the regulatory asset base.
3. Most of the time this risk is handled through relatively minor changes to the building block model.
4. In practice, the building block model is often modified in various ways  particularly to create desired incentives on the regulated firm.
5. The operating expenditure input to the building block model is usually based closely on the observed operating expenditure at the end of the previous regulatory period.
6. It's difficult to find building block model in a sentence. 用building block model造句挺難的
7. In 2010, the ACCC issued a draft report proposing to adopt a form of the building block model in the regulation of fixed-line telecommunications services.
8. It is common in regulatory frameworks that make use of the building block model, to incorporate additional factors which reward the regulated firm for maintaining or improving service quality.
9. The building block model can be implemented in such a way that the regulated firm receives a revenue stream just equal in value to the firm's out-turn expenditure.
10. The building block model is a tool for amortizing the expenditure of a regulated firm in such a way that the expected net present value of the cash-flow of the firm is zero.
11. In principle, the building block model can be designed so as to yield either very low-powered incentives to minimise expenditure ( which is sometimes known as cost-of-service or rate-of-return regulation ) or very high-powered incentives.
12. To overcome this problem the building block model is usually implemented in a way that allows the firm financial rewards for pursuing desirable objectives  such as reducing its expenditure, or maintaining or improving service quality, and sometimes for selecting efficient capital investments, or promoting innovation.
13. Almost from the start of the current period of public utility regulation in Australia ( dating from the late 1990s ) commentators have argued against the use of the building block model and in favour of a regulatory approach in which a regulated firm's revenue allowance is set primarily on the basis of an industry-wide change in an index of productivity.
14. The building block model can be implemented in such a way as to yield very high-powered incentives to reduce expenditure by ( a ) setting the operating and capital expenditure inputs in the building block model on the basis of forecasts which are independent of the regulated firm's own actions, and ( b ) not " clawing back " any over-spend or under-spend at the end of the regulatory period.
15. The building block model can be implemented in such a way as to yield very high-powered incentives to reduce expenditure by ( a ) setting the operating and capital expenditure inputs in the building block model on the basis of forecasts which are independent of the regulated firm's own actions, and ( b ) not " clawing back " any over-spend or under-spend at the end of the regulatory period.
16. The primary reason for using the building block model can be stated as follows : Provided ( a ) the regulator chooses a path of the regulatory asset base which starts at zero before the firm incurs any expenditure and ends at zero after the end of the life of the firm ( or, equivalently, provided the sum of the allowed depreciation each period adds up to the total capital expenditure of the firm ) and ( b ) provided the regulator chooses a value for the WACC which reflects the firm's true cost of capital then the resulting path of allowed revenue given by the equations above has the property that the net present value of the cash-flow of the firm ( that is, the revenue less the expenditure ) is precisely zero.