The city would also save substantially on operation and maintenance of the bridges, a figure expected to reach $60 million this year.
Such pricing could save substantially on costs without curtailing the most important R&D efforts for pharmaceuticals.
When Yates released her statement on the new approach, she said for-profit prisons simply were not as efficient as their state-run counterparts, and didn't save substantially on costs either.
Emma Stock, 83, a retired bookkeeper from Penfield, N.Y., said she and her husband, Joseph, 86, had already saved substantially in their managed-care plans by splitting their heart medications.
If the supervision requirement is dropped, hospitals and outpatient sites could save substantially; anesthesiologists earn an average of $240,000 a year, compared with the $94,000 or so for nurse anesthetists.
Yates said in her memo that research had found private prisons "simply do not provide the same level of correctional services, programs, and resources" and "do not save substantially on costs" either.
I was wondering, though…would it be possible to wrap sandwiches only when people asked you to?" By making this very small change, Chris pointed out, the cafeteria would save substantially on packaging costs.
Higher-rate taxpayers could save substantially if they reap gains in 2012 and take losses in 2013, especially when the new health care tax is factored in, she explained.
Bloggers have called it "evil," but the company says that its winners save substantially since the winning bids are always well below the retail price of the product and that everyone else gets an exciting experience, which is worth the price of admission.
To keep the perfect track record, the company has cut overtime, traded a $5,000 holiday party for an employee-only barbecue lunch, and trimmed its pipe-making operation to four days from five, which allows it to save substantially on heating and electrical costs.
