"People have become very wasteful, throwing things away that are still useful.
Some government agencies would probably become less wasteful, learning to do more with less, and the private sector would take over some government functions.
The disturbance of traditional patterns caused by the cultural changes, new wealth from increased production of oil, inflation, and the movement of the population to the major cities was reflected in the government, which had become increasingly wasteful and lavish.
The current use of single-use disposables in healthcare, however, has become costly, wasteful, and to some extent, unnecessary.
Bounds: But as it became more wasteful, the budget ballooned, it became a staple for wasteful spending, she said "No".
The question, instead, is how much review makes sense before it becomes a wasteful, possibly harmful, endeavor.
"The city's operations have become dysfunctional and wasteful after years of budgetary restrictions, mismanagement, crippling operational practices and, in some cases, indifference or corruption," he wrote.
(Michelle Shiota) The panel all acknowledged the "value-action gap": There is a broad societal desire to become more sustainable, less wasteful and more efficient, however there are barriers to this becoming a reality.
Valencia has become a symbol of wasteful spending, building projects in the boom years that now include a ghost airport and an almost deserted movie studio complex.
