Sentence examples for Reducing the expenditure from inspiring English sources

The report acknowledged that if the Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety's assertion that if 2006-07 management costs factor in inflation, pay modernisation and a change in the employer's superannuation rate, then real-term savings on management costs of £17.3m would have been made, reducing the expenditure to £107.7m.

And though it is not possible with the available data to know which patients fall under the BBP regulation that entitles them to free drugs (there are eight types of priority diseases which entitle patients to free medicine), it can however be stated that such reform on access to drugs aims at reducing the expenditure of patients on medicine overall.

For this purpose, a new form of triple-glazed window is proposed to facilitate achieving improved thermal comfort within buildings, while simultaneously reducing the expenditures on purchased energy.

An efficient solution to this problem will help to reduce the expenditure at the early states of chemical process.

Another thought is to examine and then reduce the expenditure (by USA and states and cities) for "privatized government", contractors and consultants doing the work of government (and often, so I've heard, determining what other and further work should be done — by other and further contractors and consultants, naturally!).

To reduce the expenditure of hazardous organic solvents and enhance control over the chemical modification, solvent-free techniques have emerged as a dominant trend in the field of surface engineering research (Desmet et al. 2009).

Decreasing the prescribing of parenteral antibiotics and an early switch to oral antibiotics will significantly reduce the expenditure incurred.

This reduces the expenditure of infection control resources and, in particular, in cases of sporadic diarrhea, helps to reduce the requirement for scarce isolation rooms.

This will make it possible to perform early selection of germinated seedlings, which could be useful in that it would reduce the expenditure of time, labour, and space on the growing of seedlings.

The proposed approach could greatly reduce the expenditures of time and cost in monitoring the mean SWC for the deep profile at various spatial scales and could be applied well to the regions with similar hydrological and climatic conditions.

As healthcare costs reduce, the expenditures that would have been allocated to treating preventable illnesses would become available for investment in novel research into transformative health techniques that can more fully realize the potential of humanity.