Sentence examples for committed savings from inspiring English sources

Steve Phillips, business manager at the company, said: "We will be observing the entire customer journey and ensuring committed savings are realised while delivering safe, coherent and efficient processes for service provision".

Democratic lawmakers, moreover, have committed the savings from the elapsed tax cuts several times to other pet programs, like eliminating the alternative minimum tax.

"Extreme Couponing," which begins Wednesday night on TLC, passes for a docu-series on people who are unhealthily committed to savings, but it's really a revenge fantasy and a heist flick all in one.

However, he has already committed to savings of £300m between 2013 and 2016.

Buyers should consult a lawyer before committing their savings to a promise of lifetime health care, said the G.A.O., which examined industry practices at the request of the Senate Special Committee on Aging.

It is intended for pensioners who want the "certainty of a fixed monthly income but without committing their savings for as long as five years", according to National Savings chief executive Peter Bareau.

Then commit that savings to an interest-bearing account and mutual funds.

TfL says: "In terms of savings we have already secured £9.8bn in savings (which will be delivered by 2017/18) and we have committed to saving a further £5bn by 2021/22".

* Department for Work and Pensions committed to 9.5 per cent savings in running costs.

A suburban teenager just out of high school, he has committed all his savings to hiring a camera crew to document him.

Serco has signed its memorandum of understanding with the UK government in which it has committed to deliver savings on its existing contracts.