Sentence examples for more efficient fair from inspiring English sources

Devolution in Greater Manchester and elsewhere in England should make the NHS more efficient, fair and sustainable".

A report published today [MON] describes Manchester's approach to healthcare as different to any other under devolved powers and one will offer a  more "efficient, fair and sustainable" system than anywhere else in the UK.

According to Carolyn, It is a far more efficient, fair and likely-to-succeed approach than hitting the reset button on ERA.

The net migration target was designed to usher in a more efficient, fairer system but the government had to be honest with the public about "what it meant and how it can be improved".

Therefore, we should lower rates, eliminate the loopholes and have a more efficient, fairer, simpler tax code.

"Addressing the complex labor issues of the relatively small agriculture sector can help us understand how we can build our broader immigration laws and enforcement mechanisms in order to enhance the U.S. economy and make our immigration laws more efficient and fair for all involved," he said.

The next wave of consumer financial services will mean more efficient, more fair and more valuable services for people.

The most exciting thing about financial innovation is the potential breadth of its impact, and it's our belief that the next wave of consumer financial services will mean more efficient, more fair and more valuable services for people.

ODN is working with carriers to help answer this question while helping create a more efficient and fair underwriting process today. .

The second half of the paper then makes the case that direct cash grants for HRC citizens are a more economically efficient, fair, and politically palatable distributive tool that should replace excess government employment and energy subsidies.

One is to make the tax system more efficient, and fairer to everybody.