The government is targeting no win, no fee arrangements in its drive to cut costs, it was announced today.
But it is also evidence that in its drive to improve the bottom line, originality has been comprehensively outmoded.
In its drive to recruit new members it has been amply assisted by the human rights abuses allegedly committed by the Nigerian authorities.
It turned out that TVA, in its drive to cheapen the costs of operation, failed to reinforce the collapsed impoundment at a cost of $25 million.
Operating in film, TV, music, it rejected everything Thatcherism held dear in its drive to roll back the progression of the postwar years.
It has killed thousands of people in its drive to establish an Islamic state.
Trafford Council has said it has to cut 150 jobs in its drive to save £60m over four years.
"We like Europe, even though it is still lagging behind the U.S. in its drive to restructure," he said.
It's a fact: Sparing no expense in its drive for a fourth World Cup title, Germany's soccer federation built its own training center in Brazil from scratch.
In its drive for profitability, Amazon did not raise retail prices; it simply squeezed its suppliers harder, much as Walmart had done with manufacturers.
In its drive to cut emissions, Germany must confront its car culture.
