Sentence examples for make sensible savings from inspiring English sources

The opportunity exists for councils across England to take immediate action to make sensible savings whilst protecting frontline services.

But the treasurer's office maintained the government had made progress on reducing the deficit and would continue to work with the parliament to make "sensible savings".

A government spokesman said there was "great scope" for the council to make "sensible savings".

Mr Hopkins said councils still had to do more to "cut waste and make sensible savings".

He said: "This allows them to make sensible savings while protecting front-line services, which we have backed up with £3.8bn for crucial adult social care reform".

Given councils account for a quarter of all public spending, it is vital they continue to play their part in tackling Labour's budget deficit by making sensible savings through better procurement, greater transparency and sharing back offices".

"Councils should focus on cutting waste and making sensible savings to protect frontline services and keep council tax down".

"All councils should be making sensible savings and keeping council tax down by merging back office services or doing more joint working".

"In the coming year councils should stay focused on cutting waste, making sensible savings, modernising frontline services and keeping council tax down".

"There is still much more councils can do to cut waste and making sensible savings such as using reserves, tackling fraud, improving collection rates, sharing back offices and making better use of surplus public sector assets".

"Given councils account for a quarter of all public spending, it is vital they continue to play their part in tackling the inherited budget deficit by making sensible savings".