Sentence examples for procurement and cutting from inspiring English sources

Councils can save money through more joint working, better procurement and cutting fraud".

The benefits, according to Improvement and Efficiency South East, which runs the portal, include letting council managers compare data on the cost of services and contracts and cutting their procurement costs by reusing templates for similar contracts.

The review, headed by Sir David Dalton, chief executive of Salford Royal NHS foundation trust, also suggests that a single private or public organisation could own and operate chains of hospitals across wide geographical areas, standardising clinical pathways and cutting back-office and procurement costs.

NHS leaders say they want to keep viable smaller hospitals, but endorse an approach advocated in a recent review commissioned by the government which suggested, among other things, allowing a single private or public organisation to operate chains of hospitals across wide geographical areas, standardising clinical pathways and cutting back-office and procurement costs.

We just were cutting and cutting".

Groundbreaking and cutting edge?

"They just keep cutting and cutting.

Begin trimming and cutting.

Online tools have helped to change the face of procurement, cutting red tape and exploring new markets.

These newly-released proposed chapters would also interlink with other TiSA chapters such as on domestic regulation; transparency; government procurement; and other cross-cutting issues.

Among his suggestions are controlling public-sector pay and pensions, scrapping various IT projects, cutting defence procurement and his proposed "mansion tax", a levy on houses worth over £1m.A mix of specific spending cuts for individual programmes together with tight overall budgets will be needed.