Sentence examples for a goal of saving from inspiring English sources

The company today announced that it is laying off about five percent of its employee base as it switches to new services automating some of its advertising and marketing, investing in more non-music content, and with "other cost-saving measures", with a goal of saving $45 million annually.

He wants to require greater employee contributions to pensions and health benefits, with a goal of saving $450 million.

The governor set a goal of saving $450 million this year — by cutting pay increases and benefits or by laying off nearly 10,000 workers.

Last June President Obama ordered executive agencies to accelerate efforts to dispose of unneeded buildings, and set a goal of saving $3 billion by the end of 2012.

And the company has set a goal of saving another $10 billion in costs for clients over the next five years.

A goal of saving the most lives possible does not excuse discriminatory practices, such as diverting resources from the elderly on assumptions they have fewer years left (Antommaria et al. 2011).

CEO Laura Lang announced 500 layoffs in January, with a reported goal of saving $100 million.

But you would have missed out on developing a long-term relationship of far greater benefit than the short-term goal of saving a few dollars.

"This is about developing the common goal of saving a fabulous resource and understanding that to do so, everyone must work together".

Not a focus on an individual's work, or the next publication or grant, but rather a focus on the real goal of saving lives.

To Planned Parenthood, that decision amounted to a betrayal of the organizations' shared goal of saving lives through breast screening programs.