Sentence examples for reducing value for from inspiring English sources

The Lords committee argues that reaching the aid target and a planned 37% real-terms increase in aid spending by 2015 would wrongly prioritise the amount spent over results achieved and risk reducing value for money.

This narrowed the pool of potential suppliers and possibly reduced value for money, said Evans.

The UK formally "untied" all development assistance in 2001, with the justification that "tied aid reduces value for money", and tends to lead to inappropriate and expensive projects that do little to tackle the needs of the poorest.

"This could weaken competitive forces, drive up costs and (in procurement) reduce value for money for the E.U. taxpayer," it said.

The significantly higher permittivity above Tg for the high-trans material than for the 54% trans polymer and the significantly reduced value for the 98% cis polymer suggest that both the high-cis and high-trans materials have syndiotactic structures.

We as the public and media must in turn celebrate when they do what's right for society, even when it reduces value for shareholders.

The determination of 99mTc-DMSA uptake in week 15 revealed a significantly reduced value for mice injected with 30 MBq 161Tb-folate, compared to mice, which received 30 MBq 177Lu-folate.

The Q-TWiST approach quantitatively adjusts periods in which treatment toxicities or symptoms of disease progression are present to reflect the potentially reduced value for the patient; this methodology divides the survival time of the patient into various health states, assigns utility states to each, and compares treatments based on OS experience [ 59].

HFD also showed reduced values for abnormal cases due to reduced rhythmic variation.

Some housing analysts argue that adding those houses to the abundant inventory already on the market will further reduce values for all owners and prolong the downturn.

The incisally cutted aligners exhibited reduced values for the horizontal (Fx) and the vertical (Fz) force components with increasing cut size.