Sentence examples for Financial retrenchment from inspiring English sources

It is unclear what the financial retrenchment will mean for the BBC's programs.

And for many millions, the debilitating impact of financial retrenchment is a reality today.

With national governments in financial retrenchment, and the price tag on one building thought to be as much as €60 million, or $78 million, discussions are tense.

But the legal wrangling between Mr. Limato and I.C.M. underscores how the financial retrenchment under way in Hollywood is upending the industry's unwritten codes for conducting business.

The stores involved represented the core of the Rickel company, since weaker locations had been disposed of in earlier stages of financial retrenchment.

California has been struggling with a financial retrenchment, the federal government is cutting back spending, and private industry is wary of putting so much money into what many people argue is a public responsibility.

The implementation of the INHS retrenchment policy has been very difficult though effective in a short period of time.

We have assessed two of these implementation strategies in the recent INHS (Italian National Health Service) retrenchment policies: (1) centralizing to rapidly cut expenditures, (2) effective management as an output- and not input-based system.

In the case of the travel ban, cycles of public outrage and Administration retrenchment gave way to a legal fight that ultimately resulted in the travel ban, if altered, being implemented.

Unless the surplus melts away over the Atlantic, BA's new strategy will not pay off.In contrast to BA's retrenchment, Air France is adding capacity at a rate of 12% a year.

While in the Senate, he served on the Appropriations Committee and held the chairmanship of the Committee on Civil Service and Retrenchment, but he never achieved the role of leadership that he had held as a member of the House.