Sentence examples for created savings from inspiring English sources

They said the Bush campaign was ignoring a central fact: that the money Mr. Gore was proposing to transfer from the general fund to Social Security would be newly created savings on interest payments for the national debt.

The newly created savings and credit cooperatives played an important role in this increase since they operated in 215 rural locations in which no financial institution existed previously.

"The trick", she said, "is to create savings.

Taking deposits and creating savings accounts for the poor has gotten short shrift.

Euronext said its potential merger with the LSE could create savings of euro203m ($260m).

The combination will create savings of $52 million a year, up from expectations of $40 million, the company, based in Orland Park, Ill., said.

And though reform may create savings in the long run, it initially costs money and the public finances are already in a mess.

Francis Maude, the Cabinet Office minister, has announced a public sector energy procurement initiative designed to promote green energy and to create savings for the taxpayer.

Early indications are encouraging and suggest that there is huge potential for running similar schemes across the NHS potentially creating savings of £35m per year.

Well, basically every State of the Union address back to and possibly through George W. Bush, who once proposed simply doing away with all of those programs and creating savings accounts for unemployed workers to tap for education and training.

Obama argued that the introduction of computerised medical records and other technological changes, which will cost $50bn initially, will help create savings that could be used for health insurance.