Sentence examples for interests of efficiency from inspiring English sources
Supermarkets minimise human contact in the interests of efficiency and convenience, most recently by introducing self-service lanes for payment.
He has alienated civil servants by publicly berating them and threatening to cull their numbers in the interests of efficiency.
Mr. Sullivan said he hoped that the "businesslike" administration of President Bush would now accelerate the pace of the work, if only in the interests of efficiency and cost savings.
The government will scrap the centres and move to a new Australian Apprenticeship Support Network in July, opening the door to reducing the number of centres in the interests of efficiency.
Safeguarding best practice needs independent monitors with statutory powers, whom patients and relatives can approach in every locality, as with community health councils, which, sadly, were abolished in the interests of efficiency savings.
In the interests of efficiency and to minimise disruption through false-positive results, the UK Border Force requires that the duration of initial screening does not exceed 5 min per parcel and be capable of detecting illicit drugs at a minimum threshold of 40% drug purity.
Many residents say he conducted too much of the town's business in private, and he admits that many meetings about development took place "off line," without his fellow commissioners or the public present, in the interest of efficiency.
Eco Pro also displays fairly patronizing driving tips in the interest of efficiency: "Accelerate modestly" is the sort of advice you'd expect from a parent in the back seat.
As for the commission recommendations, Mrs. Whitman said she would create a $25 million state fund to provide the financial incentives for municipalities that consolidated services in the interest of efficiency.
