Sentence examples for savings expected from inspiring English sources

Yet forces have been compelled to make difficult decisions about numbers of officers to achieve the level of savings expected.

The $175m of savings expected, from such measures as joint buying of cans and slimmer headquarters, is a tiny fraction of total costs.

The higher education budget will rise by 1.7% (£111m) and the further education and skills budget by 4% (£140m) this year, despite the savings expected, Denham said.

Even if everything goes as planned, the $1 billion in annual savings expected from the deal will not fully be realized until 2012.

The division made £18m of cost savings during the year, with a further £22m of savings expected over the next three years.

A quadrupling of energy savings expected from UK policy on climate change agreements in place since 2001 was by the UK's own admission not "reliable".

St. Paul Bancorp, the parent company of St . PaulFederal Bank for Savings, expects to cut 19percentt of Beverly Bancorp's operating expenses, or about $4.8 million pretax.

If the Boeing ACO experiment demonstrates savings, expect to see many more in the near future.

Correction: January 16 , 2001 Tuesday Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day on Thursday about an agreement by the FedEx Corporation to haul some mail for the United States Postal Service misstated the saving expected by the post office.

The move is a cost-saving measure expected to save the struggling airline $300,000 a year, an American spokesman said.

Further savings are expected from efficiencies, a spokeswoman said.