Sentence examples for push for efficiency from inspiring English sources

Osborne has said the Conservatives would finance this commitment though an immediate push for efficiency savings if they won the upcoming general election.

As the Health Committee reports today, under the chairmanship of the former Conservative Health Secretary, Stephen Dorrell: "The reorganisation process continues to complicate the push for efficiency gains".

In some areas, the push for efficiency can be a boon — the shift toward just-in-time production has helped transform American manufacturing by making it leaner and more efficient.

Mr. Obama has given muted support to nuclear power but has repeatedly said his prime goal is an ambitious, sustained push for efficiency and new climate-friendly technologies, like plug-in hybrid cars and improved solar panels.

An industry consultant, James McAleese, said the recent announcements of buyouts and layoffs at companies like Lockheed Martin and Boeing showed how seriously the contractors were taking Mr. Gates's push for efficiency.

Asked about the mayor's advice, David Samadi, chairman of the urology department at Lenox Hill Hospital, said he admired Mr. Bloomberg's push for efficiency, but thought he had picked the wrong example for it.

The group has pushed for efficiency savings across social care and the national health service.

He said that for a long time, groceries pushed for efficiency but that now the focus was on improving the atmosphere and providing more prepared foods.

BMW was compelled to push for greater efficiency because "it's our responsibility," he added.

So both new nuclear and carbon, capture and storage are also set to prosper under our reforms, alongside a huge push for energy efficiency and renewable heat.

Certainly, experience with utility publication of information about heavy water or power use has tended to generate a shame (or PR) driven push for greater efficiency.