41.   Producing environmental management information can add value, for example, by helping to identify where cost savings can be made.

42.   Some airplanes and helicopters for use by government officials will not be purchased and more savings will be made by putting off some military construction projects, Ruehe said.

43.   There must be other ways where savings can be made without having to compromise on an essential service such as street lighting.

44.   Unless big savings were made and heavy rains fell, the Vaal Dam serving the region would go dry, Makda said.

45.   He said antitrust immunity allows the two carriers to make savings through coordinated marketing and sales, service standards and procedures, advertising programmes and cargo operations.

46.   And additional savings would be made in structural costs such as wages, he added.

47.   But Crean said a Labor government would oppose the measures and make budget savings though cutting government spending on advertising and consultancies and cracking down on tax avoidance.

48.   But Howard said savings would be made through reductions in running costs, consultancies, information technology, advertising and phasing out the Australian Ready Reserve.

49.   Credit Lyonnais was expected to try to sell off some of its loss-making ventures, while also making savings in operations.

50.   This meant that savings would be made and that new revenue would be found if necessary.