Sentence examples for more efficient agency from inspiring English sources
Friends of Cancer Research, a patient advocacy group, took credit for that idea, writing that it will "break down decades' old silos within FDA and make for a more efficient agency".
The study concludes that climate change adaptation regarding drinking water provisioning will require a new integration of the knowledge of systemic risk relations, in combination with more efficient agency collaboration based on a clear demarcation of responsibility between actors.
Once the risks have been identified, implementing elements of risk control should be considered in designing a risk control program so that managers and line-level employees may work toward more efficient agency operations in an effort to reduce the risk of liability in the future.
Because most reports of ashfall come to AVO rather than other agencies, this new system provides a much more efficient means of digitally collecting, displaying, and distributing such information to other agencies and the public.
"Over the last two years, D.E.P. has risen to new heights — cutting costs while becoming a more efficient and effective agency," Mr. Bloomberg said in a statement.
On the other hand, private charities are three to four times more efficient than government agencies, according to economist James Rolph Edwards.
Stacie Mascitelli, a spokeswoman for Modem Media, attributed the layoffs to the agency's becoming "more efficient in the way we're structured and aligned internally".
In 2010, it started the National Saltwater Angler Registry, which has made its survey more efficient by providing the agency with a way to contact anglers.
But Andrew C. von Eschenbach, the F.D.A. commissioner, told the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations of the House Energy and Commerce Committee that closing the labs would make the agency more efficient.
When Garcetti offered Edwards the job in January 2014, he said she would help him make the agency more efficient and more closely managed.
No one wants business as usual if changes can make government agencies more efficient.
