Sentence examples for in place to save from inspiring English sources

In separate statements, the inspectors and Greek government officials said they had made significant progress in discussions to address measures, not yet put in place, to save $3.7 billion in 2012 and additional cutbacks of $14.2 billion in 2013 and 2014.

The documents raise serious questions about the way the inquiry was conducted, with senior police officers from the West Yorkshire, Humberside and South Yorkshire forces concluding it used a "minimum number of witnesses" and there was a deliberate strategy in place to "save time".

Actions in the past 12 months include £900m saved through central negotiations, a government property group being formed, people appointed to manage the biggest suppliers on behalf of all of central government, and measures put in place to save £3bn a year on common goods and services, such as office supplies and IT equipment.

"The vast majority have risen to and met the considerable challenge of austerity, with plans in place to save over £2.5bn over the last four years - while protecting the front line as best they can and making sure that the public still receive as an effective service".

Ultimately, between $12 trillion and $13 trillion dollars was put in place to save the banks.

Fortunately for Charlie, however, one of the processes in place to save pets worked in his favor.

"I would prefer to be comfortable than to live in a place to save money," he said.

This particular date of the new concert series from (RED) featured performances by hasidic hip-hop/reggae star Matisyahu and recent up-and-comer K'naan, who enthralled the audience with plenty of positive and up tempo music, as well as reminding them exactly why they were there in the first place: to save lives.

In some places, to save money, I had specified poured concrete, but the client preferred limestone facing, and we went to Europe to choose it.

Michael Gove's analogy in which he was well placed to save a child from a collapsing building has ended with the child taking out a restraining order against him.

A Department of Health spokesman said: "Our changes to the GP contract were put in place to help save lives and make sure care for people with long term conditions will continue to improve.