Sentence examples for view of saving from inspiring English sources

David Simmonds, chair of the Local Government Association's improvement and innovation board, adds: "Many councils have discovered that contracts they may have signed with a view of saving money no longer represent good value for money," he says.

Therefore, the shell-side was discretized to 323123 grids to solve the flow-induced vibration calculation in view of saving computer resource and keeping a balance between computational economics and accuracy.

It is shown how such an overlapping of the different disciplines results in greater benefits from the point of view of saving experiments and knowledge acquisition, so that main properties of the catalysts can be optimized in a rational way using an automated strategy.

Therefore, from the point of view of saving time and labor, the established serum- and feeder-free B6 ES cells will be helpful and useful for large-scale functional genomic analyses with genetically engineered mice on B6 background.

Andrew Carnegie would have shared Friedman's view of business, saving the philanthropy until after the money has been made.

The effect of using fractal-shaped orifice as flow meters for enhancing flow measuring techniques and their effect on pressure drop and flow mixing properties from point of view of losses saving and future designing of measuring devices with higher accuracy has been investigated.

Both results demonstrated that the meticulously designed F-TCS is capable of offering self-topological reconfiguration with fast time response and robust temperature control performances, high systemic heat transfer efficiency is also recommended from the point of view of energy saving.

"Decisions were made with a view to saving huge amounts of money and getting senior individual managers out of the door," she adds.

Survival after death he ultimately concluded to be unproved; but the existence of divinity he held to be established by the record of the religious experience, viewing it as a plurality of saving powers, "a more of the same quality" as oneself, with which, in a crisis, one's personality can make saving contact.

And there's the question of public trust: it would be understandable, especially in the current economic situation, if PCDR were viewed as a convenient means of saving money rather than a harmless way to reduce the side-effects of long-term medication.

The corporate world views UC as a way of saving money, because there will be so much cost involved in running all these disparate systems".