Sentence examples for committed to efficiency from inspiring English sources

In a written ministerial statement, Mr Willetts said "this Government is committed to efficiency, prioritisation and reform.

Oberauner (2010) shows in an empirical contribution that energy-intensive firms use this possibility and commit to efficiency measures instead of paying the tax more often than other firms.

We're committed to energy efficiency and we're proud to be one of the first national food brands to be self-sufficient".

The New York City Department of Buildings should be taken over by a nonprofit public authority committed to improving efficiency and rooting out corruption, several speakers told a mayoral task force at a public hearing at City Hall yesterday.

The new management is committed to real efficiency.

The reason, the study notes, is that California businesses are committed to energy efficiency.

Labour had committed to £35bn in efficiency savings by the end of 2010-11, and claims it is just over halfway through completing this programme.

We are working towards a truly low carbon economy and are committed to increasing energy efficiency and improving our energy security".

The Department for Energy and Climate Change said simply that government was committed to ensuring energy efficiency improvements in homes met the highest standards of installation.

The first firm would be committed to average fuel efficiency of 40 miles per gallon by 2015 and 50 miles per gallon by 2020, and would retain only the most profitable factories — many abroad.

Rome was not simply the unsophisticated and badly behaved younger sibling of classical Greece, committed to engineering, military efficiency and absolutism, whereas the Greeks preferred intellectual inquiry, theatre and democracy.