Sentence examples for proposal will save from inspiring English sources

"Our proposal will save hundreds of millions of dollars".

Mr Giannoulias thinks his proposal will save up to $82m a year.

"The proposal will save the council nearly £120,000 as part of a £30m overall package of cuts".

Instead of arguing that new life-saving cures might mean extremely high health inflation regardless of reform efforts, Professor Cutler has become a loud and insistent voice arguing that the president's health reform proposal will save at least $600 billion over the coming decade and more in the next one.

The governor's office has estimated that the proposal will save the state between $65 billion and $115 billion.

The retirement proposals will save nearly 19 billion euros in 2018 and should bring the pension system back into a surplus that year, while the tax increases will bring in 3.7 billion euros next year, the government said.

What is more interesting is whether these proposals will save money, as Decc is claiming.

Transport for London has said the proposals will save £50million a year and that it has the backing of 82 per cent of Londoners.

The new proposals will save an estimated £30m a year from the running costs of Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunal Service.

By definition the extension will not benefit those families at all, while the wealthiest families in Scotland will be celebrating the news that the Scottish government's proposals will save them £330 a year.

The housing benefit bill has doubled to £20bn in the past 10 years and the government, which estimates its proposals will save £2bn a year, says it is not right for claimants to be able to live in properties that people on average incomes could not afford.