Sentence examples for inefficiency in order to from inspiring English sources

His government wants to clamp down on tax evasion, corruption and inefficiency in order to fund social spending and alleviate what it calls Greece's "humanitarian crisis".

Firms create this ex-post inefficiency in order to increase the levels of non-contractible investments, i.e. increase the ex-ante efficiency.

The recent housing crash, financial crisis, or even political events may have altered the nature of this tradeoff or altered society's willingness to tolerate labor market inefficiency in order to have more equity.

But they're willing to accept inefficiencies in order to have the program".

Recently, the Italian government has been taking initiatives to re-allot diminished economic resources for the healthcare system; thus, it is fundamental to investigate and remove inefficiencies in order to prevent indiscriminate cuts of goods and services.

We searched for a mutant strain with a slight inefficiency to produce ethanol in order to reduce the alcohol content of wine between 1 and 2% (v/v).

His background allowed him to identify the market inefficiencies in this business, in order to develop a new solution, he says.

Therefore, the main aim of this paper is to explore the sources of inefficiencies in Uruguayan secondary schools in order to provide new valuable and complementary evidence for the current national debate about which educational practices and policies could contribute to improving school academic results with the current resources.

Specifically, we employed a directional distance function approach to data envelopment analysis in order to evaluate inefficiency scores and differences among groups based on input and output factors.

The opposite would be fragmentation or fracture, and I have done it simply for practical and pragmatic reasons: in order to reduce inefficiency and use any improvement in efficiency for the betterment and the prosperity of the extreme poor and the worse off.

A third party, rather than individual hospitals, would have to oversee people's treatment, tracking them from GP to hospital and from specialist unit to care in the community, in order to minimise inefficiencies.