Sentence examples for introduced to save from inspiring English sources

–How has DNA evidence been introduced to save some death row inmates?

I found people assumed these changes had been introduced to save money; more thought they were "part of a plan to privatise the NHS" than to cut bureaucracy or give more choice and control to patients.

This report shows that even the modest measures the previous government introduced to save energy and water and reduce waste have cut the state's annual bills by £60m to £70m.

The latest controversy focused on suggestions that last Sunday's sing-off was only introduced to save rap singer Cher Lloyd over Mary Byrne, who was eventually voted off the show.

A decentralized event-triggered scheme is introduced to save the energy consumption and alleviate the transmission load of the network.

The event-triggered mechanism is introduced to save the limited communication bandwidth resource and preserve the desired system performance.

Then, a stochastic transmission protocol is introduced to further save power.

He will say legislation will be introduced next year to save £2bn – and protect a further £5bn – by tackling corporation tax avoidance, some VAT avoidance by companies and avoidance of income tax.

Defra announced plans a few years ago to introduce them to save our fair isle from strangulation.

Although lawmakers may introduce amendments to save threatened programs before the full committee meets to vote on the bill, the fate of the targeted items may not be decided until the House and Senate agree on a compromise bill later this year, Silver says.

The changes we have introduced to expenses have already saved the taxpayer £35 million, and will be saving £7.5 million in 2015.