Sentence examples for goals of saving from inspiring English sources

In many if not most cases, the changes have gone smoothly, and have been seen as living up to their goals of saving money and improving services, although there have been problems as well.

The leaked proposals say the DWP is at high risk of continuing to overspend on sickness and disability benefits in future years because the high-profile programme of welfare reform introduced by Duncan Smith in 2010 "has not realised its goals" of saving money.

Lowenthal thinks the new levels will allow the agency to make progress on its twin goals of saving money and making its censuses more user-friendly. .

The company today announced that it is laying off about five percent of its employee base as it switches to new services automating some of its advertising and marketing, investing in more non-music content, and with "other cost-saving measures", with a goal of saving $45 million annually.

Stressing the goal of saving Medicare won't".

Researchers and institutions have lost any sense of urgency about the goal of saving lives.

To Planned Parenthood, that decision amounted to a betrayal of the organizations' shared goal of saving lives through breast screening programs.

He wants to require greater employee contributions to pensions and health benefits, with a goal of saving $450 million.

There are charity workers who go to places of desperate need around the world with the goal of saving lives.

"The amount of money that I was able to return to the county clearly illustrates my commitment to our goal of saving money".

Last June President Obama ordered executive agencies to accelerate efforts to dispose of unneeded buildings, and set a goal of saving $3 billion by the end of 2012.