Sentence examples for for new efficiencies from inspiring English sources

Despite the governors' calls for new efficiencies, most of the affordable programs, at least so far, involve re-pricing — but not rethinking — degree programs, according to Daniel J. Hurley, a policy analyst at the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.

Not everyone has been so enthusiastic about the new technology, but interest remains high to test  algorithms on D-Wave's machines to hunt for new efficiencies.

In this year's bargaining, management asked for new efficiencies on the dock, the ILWU resisted the demand, and when negotiations stalled, the union began a massive slowdown (ostensibly driven by safety concerns) that triggered a PMA lockout.

The regulatory programme for new efficiency standards was a deal between government and industry.

Instead, the Senate voted to give the Transportation Department two years to study the need for new efficiency standards and how they would affect safety and employment.

Page A11 CALIFORNIA PROPOSAL ON TV POWER Estimations in California that 10percentt of the average household's energy consumption is related to television use are leading to proposals for new efficiency standards.

10.45am: Onto George Osborne's commitment to reverse some of Darling's national insurance rise, paid for by £6bn of new efficiency savings.

One result is that even the candidates who urge comprehensive change have not been pressed on important questions of cost: How do they intend to pay for all the new efficiencies and technologies that will be necessary?

Distance education (DE) programs at many universities have been initiated to generate new efficiencies for the academic process, particularly cost efficiency and pedagogical efficiency.

Co-founders Jeff Zaresky, John Garbarino and Bryan Migliorisi are levering combined years of experience helping brands develop social media marketing programs to disrupt the current deals model and is creating new efficiencies for both consumers and marketers.

Headteachers and trusts have been braced for a new efficiency drive following previous funding announcements, but have expressed anger at the failure of the government to come up with a plan of implementation.