Sentence examples for to deliver efficiency from inspiring English sources

The privatised industries haven't only failed to deliver efficiency, value for money, accountability or secure jobs.

Trusts will, of course, do all they can to deliver efficiency savings and productivity improvements.

We found that only 42% of leaders are optimistic about the ability of the NHS to deliver high quality, cost-effective care over the next five to 10 years; and fewer than 30% say the reforms have had a positive impact on their ability to deliver efficiency savings.

I fully support the Secretary of State's reform agenda to deliver efficiency as well as a better, more joined-up service to our stakeholders and the public, and so I am disappointed that I will not now see through delivery of these reforms.

Under the terms of the contract, the company was expected to deliver efficiency savings every year.

Aeronautic transport has an effective necessity of reducing fuel consumption and emissions to deliver efficiency and competitiveness driven by today commercial and legislative requirements.

"As with all public services, the Supreme Court cannot be immune from the need to deliver efficiencies.

It was also never clear how the proposed reforms were to deliver efficiencies of £20bn, let alone as soon as 2014/15.

The challenge to deliver efficiencies is huge, and government intends that half of the £81bn reduction in spending planned over the next three years should come from efficiencies, rather than cuts to services or delays to important projects.

The committee acknowledges that the scale of the challenge to deliver efficiencies is huge and many of these will have to be achieved in areas where the ERG currently has limited influence, or by local bodies where it has none.

Our trust has been using existing intelligence to deliver efficiencies by providing more visibility and instant interrogation of disparate and large datasets to its clinical, operations, finance and commissioning teams.