Sentence examples for target to save from inspiring English sources

North Tyneside faces budget cuts of 28% and has a target to save £47m over the next four years.

The government, and especially the DWP, is busy in the demonisation of anyone it wishes to target to save money.

McEwan also set a new target to save £800m in 2016 that could result in some job cuts.

In its first year, city school officials say, the streamlined process is on target to save $18 million.

Sir Richard says that he is on target to save 9% of sales following Glaxo's 1995 merger with Wellcome.

Meanwhile, Rachel Reeves, the shadow work and pensions secretary, has set a target to save £1bn from the housing benefit bill in the next parliament.

Targeting to save the die weight/cost and keep the required stiffness, a topology optimization method is proposed based on Solid Isotropic Microstructure with Penalty (SIMP) to reduce the weight of key die components.

How much are you targeting to save for your retirement?

All of these cuts are targeted to save a little more than 2.2 million dollars, out of the city's $6 billion dollar budget.

When we embarked on the effort to bring the world together around the goal to end preventable maternal and child deaths, we set ambitious targets to save 15 million children and 600,000 mothers between 2014 and 2020.

LONDON/SINGAPORE, June 6 (Reuters) - Population growth, urbanisation and consumption are set to inflict irreversible damage on the planet, the United Nations said on Wednesday, and called for urgent agreement on new green targets to save the environment.