Anne Bulford, BBC managing director of finance and operations, said that the drive to base more staff in the nations and English regions was part of its aim to make it more efficient and reflective of Britain as a whole.
Its purpose is to make it more efficient to litigate cases involving many people with common claims — specifically challenges of a large group of plaintiffs.
Moreover, Associates was falling behind competitors in automating its operations, a long and costly process required to make it more efficient, analysts said.
We'll use technology to make it more efficient.
And it is debating a new constitution to make it more efficient and perhaps more united.
But he said he had honed elements of the process to make it more efficient.
He did not wish to undermine the Soviet system, only to make it more efficient.
Its aim is not to supplant the current financial system but to make it more efficient.
Yet most Americans feel little urge to make it more efficient.
My budget includes a comprehensive plan to reform Medicare, to make it more efficient and more competitive.
"Rather than seeing it as repetition," she says, "it's about trying to make it more efficient, faster, better".
