Sentence examples for conserve funds from inspiring English sources
However, in 1926 the idea was abandoned in order to conserve funds.
At the same time, the campaign itself, trying to conserve funds, is expected to vastly reduce or cease its advertising.
The government of President Enrique Peña Nieto, confronting a weakening currency and rising inflation, removed fuel subsidies in order to conserve funds and attract investment.
The run began as a Facebook event posted by the Friends of Stony Stratford Library (FOSSL), a society created six years ago when the Milton Keynes council first proposed closing the Stony Stratford branch to conserve funds.
The Nationals need to conserve funds from their available $4.4 million pool to sign No. 16 overall pick Lucas Giolito, a prep right-handed pitcher from California with huge potential.
O'Toole said scaling back vital work such as new signalling systems, track replacements and station refurbishments in order to conserve funds would create cost increases elsewhere, because maintenance work would have to be stepped up to deal with the ensuing delays and cancellations on an ageing network.
Northam spent most of his early money on the primary contest to defeat former congressman Tom Perriello for the Democratic nomination while Gillespie had conserved funds in his primary match against Corey A. Stewart.
If you're conserving funds to prolong life, then realize that the only fountain of youth is cash itself.
Although the group eventually got funding from other donors, it has still had to cut services in countries like Madagascar, Uganda and Zimbabwe to conserve its funds for leaner years ahead.
And many of the professionals who used to help keep musicians' pockets full of spending money now feel obligated to help them conserve their funds, invest prudently and think about the long term.
In common with other courts, the Court has long recognized that joint trials "conserve state funds, diminish inconvenience to witnesses and public authorities, and avoid delays in bringing those accused of crime to trial". Bruton v. United States, 391 U.S. 123, 134, 88 S.Ct.
