Sentence examples for savings at the same from inspiring English sources
They can do this because they know it's unlikely all their depositors will withdraw their savings at the same time.
"It is inevitable that clinical services will be affected, given that the government is asking the health service to make £20bn in efficiency savings at the same time as undertaking a costly reorganisation of the NHS," he adds.
He added: "We are delivering public expenditure savings at the same pace as we have achieved in this parliament, a period in which I think the performance of our public services has improved, crime has fallen, satisfaction with local government services has risen amongst the population, the NHS is treating more people, we are getting more people into good schools".
The payback was 16% energy savings at the same price and performance just by focusing on TCO.
Sir Bob said the civil service had "excelled" in its challenge to "deliver big programme savings at the same time as undergoing huge change and reduction itself".
The idea that consumers will ramp up savings at the same rate they have for the past six months is overwrought.
Comparing to the traditional methods of reliability-aware DVFS systems, the proposed reliability-aware DVFS method yields 50% better power saving at the same reliability level.
They described the pressure to make "substantial" budget savings while at the same time protecting the vulnerable.
"Despite delivering substantial efficiency savings while at the same time facing ever increasing workload pressures and patient demand, today's announcement will continue to see practice income eroded as practice expenses increase disproportionately to income," he said.
This strategy will avoid the wash-sale rules (curbing the purchase and sale of the same stock within 30 days), give you a tax savings and at the same time keep you in the two sectors that will provide terrific future value.
Until the late 1960s, you could walk into a post office and deposit money in a savings account at the same time that you bought stamps or mailed packages.
