Sentence examples for is achieving value from inspiring English sources
The report said the DWP needed to do more than react to problems and said: "[We] cannot conclude that the department is achieving value for money".
"Financial management at the DCMS has improved, but there is still a way to go before I can say that it is achieving value for money," said Amyas Morse, head of the NAO.
Their intervention comes at a sensitive time for the BBC generally, with a green paper on the its future expected from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport before parliament's summer recess, followed by the renegotiation of the broadcaster's royal charter, when the corporation will be under pressure to demonstrate it is achieving value for money.
"[The government] cannot simply rely on international evidence … Until the Department can show greater consistency in its use of sanctions and demonstrate that their effectiveness is proportionate to their costs we cannot conclude that the Department is achieving value for money," the report said.
The UK messaging on "more resources" and "more results" was further articulated by the Secretary of State Andrew Mitchell in October 2010: "...we have a particular duty to show that we are achieving value for money.
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The main goal is achieving the normal values of cardiovascular variables within a reasonable time period.
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She said the Department for Business and the Treasury could not demonstrate that they were "achieving best value for taxpayers' money".
The NAO has produced a 34-page report into the financial management in the DCMS which has found that overall the department is not achieving value for money with its £5.7bn annual expenditure.
