Sentence examples for making the efficiency from inspiring English sources
For example, if countries achieved a notable increase in "voice and accountability" (e.g., greater participation of civil society in policy making), the efficiency of their HIV/AIDS programs would increase by 40.8%.
It has cost the council £7.5m to make the efficiency interventions that Honeywell planned for it, but is expected to save £10.1m over 10 years, Harrison says.
He said: "It's not a question of any late payments, RMJ were paid what was due however they did not make the efficiency savings that other providers did".
The U.S. economy did not, according to new data, make the efficiency gains than the government had originally reported: revised numbers for fourth-quarter productivity were well below economists' expectations.
Mr Burnham's comments came after a health select committee report warned that the overhaul was hindering the ability of the NHS to make the efficiency savings that it needs to safeguard its future.
The above results can be summarised as follows: - The dominant contribution from ethanol to the overall energy efficiency in scenario A makes the efficiency of this scenario sensitive to changes in the ethanol yield.
At the same time it was announced that civil service redundancy packages were being sliced – all to make the efficiencies more efficient, by cutting the sums needed to cut our numbers.
This is expected to enhance light collection by at least 10-fold [ 20], making the overall efficiency directly comparable to PMT based devices.
This is because the aerobic efficiency calculated from power output subsumes the propulsive efficiency making the conversion from metabolic to mechanical work seem less efficient.
The metering software is a virtual accountant making sure the efficiency calculations are correct.
The waiting times news came as a new report on NHS performance by the King's Fund thinktank found that around half of England's hospitals may fail to make the big efficiency savings expected by ministers.
