Sentence examples for get better value from from inspiring English sources

One is that Chile needs to get better value from its spending on education.

Mr Llach is likely to try to get better value from the education budget.

It isn't about mimicking the right, but identifying how to get better value from public revenue to achieve more equal life chances.

"If we don't look at ways to get better value from existing public sector assets it will be a lost opportunity," he says.

– the rules protecting the green belt around the capital, saying, "Londoners should be able to get better value from the green space that surrounds them".

"Under these measures, patients will get faster access to the most promising new cancer treatments and tax payers will get better value from drugs expenditure.

If the customer tells you it was about price, all that means is that they felt they were getting better value from someone else.

"Towards the end of last season we showed we were too good for the Championship, so there's no reason to suggest why we can't be an established Premier League team". Neil also added you get better value for players from abroad than if you buy from another English club.

"Clearly we need to get better value for money from the NHS, so we applaud any drive for greater efficiency.

An interesting phenomenon in recent years has been the number of British film-makers who have taken their productions aboard, whether for reasons of frustration or simply to get better value for money from another country's specialisms.

As manager Kenny Dalglish looks to freshen up his squad and bring in younger players Rodriguez's age is likely to count against him and, as one of the club's higher earners, owners Fenway Sports Group would prefer to get better value for money from new signings.