It started with a decision taken by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries in late 1997 to increase supply, followed quickly by a sharp cutback when prices collapsed.
The company, based in Lexington, Mass., is expected to announce a charge against earnings of several hundred million dollars before taxes in connection with the cutbacks when it announces its latest quarterly results on Monday.
They are making cutbacks when they could be making money by getting rid of free prescriptions.
Despite what the French unionist Mr. Alaime said, public support doesn't spare cultural institutions from cutbacks when the global economy tanks.
How can the European Commission, the IMF and the European Central Bank, the "Troika" with whom Greece is negotiating, still hew to German-prescribed austerity, seeking to pile more misery upon misery, cutbacks upon cutbacks, when five years of such medicine has produced almost endless recession and 25 per cent unemployment?
Unemployment may get worse as individual states make deep cutbacks when the last of Obama's stimulus money runs out.
Airlines typically are viewed as a leading indicator of an economic downturn or recession ahead because the first place corporate managers and individuals begin to make cutbacks when they see economic trouble ahead is in travel.
Stage 9 was eliminated as part of cutbacks when ABC merged its production studio with its network in March.
For instance, the advertising may be doing a protective job for the brand in a competitive environment, and this may be measurable only when a cutback causes an erosion in market share a very serious outcome that could take a long time to surface.
He understands how to stay close to his blocks until an opening develops, and like Clinton Portis and Edgerrin James before him, he knows how to shorten his steps in traffic until he finds a cutback lane or alternate crease when the primary hole does not open.
On the other hand, some kids notice money problems only when they're directly affected in the way of a cutback in treats, toys or entertainment, for example.
