Sentence examples for in administrative cuts from inspiring English sources

He has called for $100 billion in administrative cuts and efficiencies over five years.

He has canceled or cut back several dozen unneeded weapons programs, a projected long-term savings of $330 billion, and ordered the military services and Pentagon agencies to find $100 billion in administrative cuts and efficiencies over the next five years.

Even after the $100 million in annual administrative cuts outlined by Mr. Levy last week, the board is still $190 million short, the chancellor said.

Although he outlined the plan to Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani in a meeting Monday, he told the mayor only that it would meet his promise of making at least $20 million in central administrative cuts.

Denham expects £340m to come from administrative cuts in eight further education quangos, including the LSC, the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority and Ofsted, and further "efficiency savings".

Such a transition is expected to save billions of dollars annually in administrative costs and cut some online transactions -- like setting up a trading account or applying for a home loan -- from days to minutes.

"It still remains to be seen whether we're going to have administrative cuts or not," he told reporters in a telephone conference call.

Part of an IMF arrangement called for a reduction in the number of national government employees (from 31,000 to 28,000) and local administrative cuts of some 10,000 workers.

The savings will come from cuts in administrative costs, purchasing, manufacturing, distribution and research and development.

Cameron told Van Rompuy the EU should follow the example of Whitehall which has imposed cuts of between25%-30%-30% administrative costs.

Mr. Gulotta said that if the authority could not draw on its own surpluses and defer the county payments, then it should consider making cuts in administrative workers at Long Island Bus before it cuts bus service.