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As a result, Carney came to appreciate that such an afternoon might be more effectively spent by having Perry fly to just one of the markets and appear personally there.

The money might be more effectively spent on job training, education and family services in poor neighborhoods with high crime rates rather than "exporting those funds to prisons, courts and police officers outside of the community," he said.

"The millions secured for new-build prisons could be more effectively spent on robust community service, treatment for addicts and care for people who are mentally ill," she said.

Noting that a vast majority of electric car or plug-in hybrid drivers avail themselves of private charging points, either at home or at work, Mr. Lane suggested that the funds would be more effectively spent by subsidizing the high cost of purchasing electric cars.

The time and money spent on turning these people away and subjecting them to interrogations would be more effectively spent on easing the immigration backlog and simplifying the procedure for applying for legal entry - ensuring that 22-year-olds do not have to suck cock for their green card.

She said public funds would be more effectively spent on improving public safety, education, victim support and cold case investigations.

The BBC does have credibility with Arab audiences, says Jihad Ballout, a spokesman for al-Arabiya, "but there are now better sources about our region".The Foreign Office's money would have been more effectively spent back in 1994-96, when the BBC had an Arabic-language satellite-television service up and running with financial backing from a Saudi-backed company called Orbit.

It is a moral imperative that communities in need are better served, city problems are addressed more quickly, and taxpayer dollars are more effectively spent.

The LGA wants the removal of ring-fencing of health and schools budgets, which could, in part, "be much more effectively spent on council services such as pre-hospital care for the elderly and infirm, or early intervention services for troubled children and their families".

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