Sentence examples for believed efficiency from inspiring English sources

Farage said overall health spending would have to rise to deal with Britain's ageing and rising population, but he said Ukip also believed efficiency savings could be made.

I believe efficiency has two facets: internal and external.

Yet Mrs. Wald, who spent 20 years on the Federal Court of Appeals in Washington, believes efficiency has been hampered by a hybrid of judges with extensive trial experience and judges who are legal scholars or diplomats more used to pondering fine points of international law.

He was against the idea that civil servants should have unlimited terms of office, but believed that efficiency, not political activity, should determine an employee's length of service.

Before the movement and distribution of mRNPs inside the cell nucleus could be studied, it was believed that efficiency demanded structural mRNP transport systems.

"I believe in efficiency and cost-effectiveness".

More than anything else he believes in efficiency.

Our government might succeed in fooling us into believing that efficiency savings are not health cuts.

Darling believes that efficiency gains will reduce aviation's CO2 emissions, enabling the industry to grow "sustainably".

4.33pm BST In addition to Ed Davey's comments reported by BusinessGreen, a spokesman at Decc has also sent me the department's reaction to some of the assumptions and calculations made by RWE npower in its report: We believe energy efficiency policies (Energy Company Obligation) currently cost around £400m less than Npower claims and their estimate for 2020 is nearly double ours.

Gen Y workers believe their efficiency should be measured based on results–not physical time.