Sentence examples for deliver efficiency from inspiring English sources

The privatised industries haven't only failed to deliver efficiency, value for money, accountability or secure jobs.

Trusts will, of course, do all they can to deliver efficiency savings and productivity improvements.

Still, they say their technologies could deliver efficiency gains of as much as 55 percent.

This includes all businesses that deliver efficiency and innovation and those whose business models allow for longevity of products.

Labour succeeds when it convinces the electorate it can deliver efficiency and social justice via successful economic modernisation – in the interests of the many, not the few.

It's also a challenging one as there's an ever-increasing pressure on government to get best value for money and deliver efficiency savings.

"As with all public services, the Supreme Court cannot be immune from the need to deliver efficiencies.

Today Osborne is going to cite Conservative local authorities as evidence of how a Cameron government could deliver efficiencies and, presumably, tax cuts.

So those who can help deliver efficiencies are in demand, such as ICT expert John Melo, who has helped councils with shared services projects.

It was also never clear how the proposed reforms were to deliver efficiencies of £20bn, let alone as soon as 2014/15.

The challenge to deliver efficiencies is huge, and government intends that half of the £81bn reduction in spending planned over the next three years should come from efficiencies, rather than cuts to services or delays to important projects.