Sentence examples for continue to make savings from inspiring English sources

So this country has to continue to make savings".

"We have to deal with the world as it, not as we wish it to be, so this country has to continue to make savings," he said.

"Councils must continue to make savings by sharing back offices, getting more for less from the £60bn a year procurement budget, utilising their £10bn of reserves, tackling the £2bn of local fraud, or reducing in-house management and overhead costs.

The government has previously said local councils accounted for about a quarter of all public sector spending and that it was only fair they continued to make savings.

"The county council has managed its finances very well despite huge reductions in funding and that has put us in a strong enough position to cut council tax while announcing new investments and continuing to make savings".

Conservative County Council leader Geoff Driver said: "The county council has managed its finances very well despite huge reductions in funding and that has put us in a strong enough position to cut council tax while announcing new investments and continuing to make savings".

In a statement, the Department of Health said: "The NHS is on track to make £20bn savings this parliament and we are confident that it will continue to make the savings necessary to meet rising demand".

"The NHS is also on track to make £20bn [in] savings this parliament to reinvest into frontline care and we are confident that it will continue to make the savings necessary to meet rising demand".

It's important that we continue to make those savings and keep managing harmful alien species once we leave the EU.

"Frontline services have been prioritised and we continue to make efficiency savings across all areas of our work".

He argued it would not be possible for councils to continue to make efficiency savings if they faced further significant cuts.