Sentence examples for efficiency cutting from inspiring English sources

In particular water efficiency, cutting carbon, stopping pollution and eliminating waste.

The most expensive legacy of the Fits debate may not be the LGA's lost millions but an ambitious project aimed at improving energy efficiency, cutting fuel poverty and meeting the country's carbon reduction targets, put on hold down to a lack of trust.

A business poll by the Bank of Mexico shows that three-quarters of the sample did not use bank loans in the first quarter of this year, with most blaming the banks' unwillingness to lend.The banks under foreign control have been concentrating on "efficiency", cutting 8,000 jobs in 2001.

Still, taking the freeway scenarios out of their hands should eventually mean that drivers can do more loads per day, increasing efficiency, cutting cost and addressing demand for trucking that is outpacing driver supply.

However, for sawing glass the cutting efficiency (cutting rate per sawing power) is the highest in decanol, next in water and the lowest in air, just the opposite to the case of sawing PC.

The new approach is increasing efficiency, cutting delivery times and generating savings – all of which are central to UN reform.

Smithfield says a merger with IBP will also create greater efficiencies, cutting transportation and supply costs.

Like most of his colleagues, Janakarajan argues that recycling industrial wastewater, achieving greater agricultural efficiencies, cutting the leaks on pipelines (most Indian cities lose at least forty per cent of their water to leaks), and repairing neglected ponds and misused reservoirs would provide the city with all the water it needs.

The building is a landmark in energy efficiency, cutting-edge technology, and convenience for boomers wanting a more active lifestyle in their old age.

The government hopes they will invest $66 billion, as well as improving efficiency and cutting business costs.

Russia has 11, and Mr. Medvedev indicated that the government might be able to improve economic efficiency by cutting them back.