The rationalizations are familiar: shorten the war, bring the troops home quicker, improve the morale of the South Vietnamese government, serve notice on Hanoi of the seriousness of our intent.
The officials outlined a range of department reforms and innovations they say are needed, including getting firefighters to medical emergencies quicker, improving use of technology and data analyses, and merging two separate 911 call centers operated by the fire and police departments.
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It stepped up privatisations to raise quick cash, improved tax collection, and cut general government spending from 38% of GDP in 1999 to 32% in 2002.
In sensitivity analysis, reducing the cost of screening from $259 (approximate Medicare reimbursement) to $40 (the quick screen) improved the CER to $6850.
Applying Lean management principles resulted in quicker service, improved patient satisfaction, increased capacity, and reduced resource utilization.
More important, the studio could assign the same personnel to certain genres, allowing writers, directors, technical crews, and actors to establish a routine that often resulted in quicker and improved filmmaking from work to work.
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Sure, more often than not, starting quick drastically improves a team's chances of winning, but it also applies pressure on a component of Alabama's team that has consistently been lackluster, and it plays into A&M's game plan.
"The injury has not been as quick to improve as I may have liked," he said.
