Sentence examples for it would save money from inspiring English sources
In its 11-page proposal, Greece accepted that its pension system needed to be reformed, and said it would save money by increasing pension contributions, health payments by retirees and a new tax on businesses.
Starbucks previously had used Bank of America Merchant Services to process its payments and said it was switching to Square because it would save money.
In the long run, he thinks, it would save money.
In East Anglia, where you have one big and one small constabulary, it would save money.
The added incentive is that it would save money and reduce reoffending.
While the narrator has contempt for him and contempt for herself for not appreciating his excessive kindness, she agrees to live with him--it would save money for both.
"It may be airtight financially and it certainly would save money for the local governments, and the state, in the short term," he said.
Not only would it provide an incentive to get back to work as soon as one is able, but it also would save money by shifting people from permanent benefits to temporary, short-term payouts.
Tight integration between fixed and mobile units, it argued, would save money and make possible new services.
The IFS warned that the Government would not know for decades whether its 2012 reforms would save money as it originally hoped.
