Sentence examples for cash efficiency from inspiring English sources

In the National Health Service, for example, which has devoured so much extra cash, efficiency has been declining by about 1% a year.The deterioration in labour efficiency overall is a particular worry for Mr Brown, for productivity growth is the mainstay of the economic expansion that in turn underpins the public finances.

Cash releasing efficiency schemes [CRES] are a standard dictat across the country.

Senior manager 4 Throughout the period of the study, the primary care organisations were required by their commissioners to identify cash releasing efficiency savings for reinvestment elsewhere.

So the first question is can the NHS really save £22bn through proven cash releasing efficiencies and, if so, what are these?

The overall effect of this settlement will require the BBC to achieve a 16% cash-releasing efficiency target, net of implementation costs, over the four years to 2016/17.

Trusts have been told to make "cash-releasing" efficiency savings worth £3bn a year and the Treasury is understood to be considering increasing this to £5bn in 2010-11.

Between sets of tennis, rounds of golf, and seminars on operational due diligence and cash-management efficiencies, it became clear that some of them were a little nervous about their futures.

Gaining much needed cash and operating efficiency are prime incentives for municipalities to undertake such transactions.

In post since March, the 56-year-old Dutchman can expect probing questions about cash flows, capital efficiency, investment projections and so forth.

As noted above, banks promote debit card use for reasons that reduce the usage of bank branches and, therefore, may increase efficiency (cash withdrawals, payments at the point of sale,...)...

Accountants Pwc think the Treasury grab of CRC energy efficiency scheme cash will raise £3.5bn by 2014/15.