Sentence examples for ensuring value from inspiring English sources

Since it is such a flawed contract, clarifying what needs to be done now while ensuring value for money for the taxpayer is a Herculean task.

Greening said she would continue the work of her predecessor, Andrew Mitchell, in ensuring value for money in Britain's aid budgets, one of the few to be ringfenced by the Tories.

Refusing to discuss the licence fee as talks had not begun, he still demanded "a better system for ensuring value for money... [the BBC] needs to be on the same planet as everyone else".

The department also said all its programmes in the area were intended to build sustainable local and national systems, and that it was committed to ensuring value for money in all its work.

"Since August 2009 we have reduced senior manager headcount and pay bill by over a third and have announced plans to reduce the number further, but there are essential costs incurred in running a major broadcasting organisation, and ensuring value for money is always our priority".

No one I've spoken to is encouraged by the line in culture secretary Jeremy Hunt's statement that reads: "The changes I have proposed today would help us deliver fantastic culture, media and sport, while ensuring value for money for the public and transparency about where taxpayers' money is spent".

Renewal of Trident will be scrutinised to ensure value for money.

Cash-strapped councils eager to ensure value for money will only fund places for current residents.

It should be subjected to rigorous testing to ensure value for money and that there is no lessening of services.

That will make dispassionate decisions to ensure value for money even more important.

However, the BBC can and should be doing more to ensure value for money for the taxpayer".