Sentence examples for proportionate savings from inspiring English sources

For example, converting ∼10% of the ∼61 000 IVF/ICSI cycles done annually in the UK (HFEA, 2013) to intervention-supported IUI would save up to £27.5 million per annum, with proportionate savings worldwide.

From sensitivity analysis, the sponsor reported that increased adoption of VibraTip™ would lead to proportionate savings, as would be expected.

Try putting your weekly shop through a comparison site such as MySupermarket.com and see the proportionate saving.

In London, Parliament will consider a weaker-than-expected motion Thursday that deplores the use of chemical weapons and says that a humanitarian response might require "military action that is legal, proportionate and focused on saving lives by preventing and deterring further use of Syria's chemical weapons".

Saving, not savings.

England has only just introduced the e-procurement hub system that was pioneered by Scottish police forces and it is reasonable to argue that the lower level of collaboration in England means potential procurement savings from a joint police force should be at least broadly proportionate – perhaps £250m a year.

The report said: "On a proportionate basis, around 800 jobs may well be lost in achieving the full savings target.

She added she was confident that savings would be found through "greater integration of health and social care, a more proportionate approach to assessment and an increased focus on early intervention and prevention".

Specifically this paper examines the degree of financial savings attributed to the interventions identified together with the resultant magnitude expressed as the proportionate reduction in total or consumable costs.

Or even remotely proportionate.

Are the restrictive measures proportionate?