Sentence examples for means to save from inspiring English sources

She means to save mounds of paper, for example, by getting all the UN's present paper reports done electronically.

By 2010, the Croydon list was being used widely by other PCTs as a means to save money.

She initially saw birth control as an aid to marriage fulfillment and as a means to save women from the physical strain of excessive childbearing.

He also passed along a written proposal from the rebel commander to appoint commissioners from both sides to establish terms for Vicksburg's surrender as a means "to save the further effusion of blood, which must otherwise be shed to a frightful extent".

Richard Powers's Orfeo, based on actual events, portrayed a U.S. composer whose efforts to use science to make art cause his world to fall apart as the post-9/11 national security state targets him as a bioterrorist; he turns to art as a means to save not only himself but the country from itself.

We at the American Montessori Society applaud the school community of Springfield, Mass., for its foresight and courage in adopting Maria Montessori's groundbreaking approach as a means to save a school on the brink of failure ("Public School Stakes Its Future on the Montessori Way," news article, Feb. 2).

Tasers, he insists, are meant to save lives.

So what does it mean to "save" the music industry?

Had she meant to save Maddy's life?

The notices are meant to save customers from buying fakes unwittingly.

Moira Mack, a spokeswoman for the Office of Management and Budget, said the conference policy was meant to save taxpayers money.