The phrase "a quick savings" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to a quick way to save money or a quick savings opportunity, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "I found a quick savings option that can help you cut costs on your monthly expenses."
Alternatives: "a quick way to save" or "a fast savings method."
The trust is there to ensure licence-fee payers get value for money, and adopting a deliberate strategy of high payoffs to achieve quick savings was part of that.
People want quick savings without thinking of the long-term effects.
Companies often go for quick savings by cutting research or training.
It should not be sacrificed in the hunt for quick savings.
While this is unquestionably the right approach, it will deliver short-term costs rather than quick savings.
A few firms (such as America's Tribune newspaper group) went further, cutting their managers' salaries.American companies have more freedom than their peers in other countries to make quick savings by reducing their workforce.
The shadow chancellor, George Osborne, said some quick savings could be found by cutting government advertising, consultants and child trust funds for the better off.
Here are some of the issues that Congress will need to evaluate: COST-SHIFTING The most disturbing element of both reports is that, in their efforts to show quick savings, they shift much of the burden from the federal budget to individuals or, in some cases, to states.
For Congress and the administration to keep the promise of comprehensive health care reform, they will have to find the political will to pay for universal coverage and other investments that are needed right away but will not produce quick savings.
The first three budget premises means that taxes and defense will contribute more to the deficit, and Medicare and Social Security aren't available for quick savings.
