Sentence examples for a turnaround program from inspiring English sources

Xerox announced a turnaround program a year ago that included thousands of layoffs and the sale of billions of dollars in assets.

The company expects the layoffs, part of a turnaround program under the chief executive, Meg Whitman, to save $3 billion or more.

Both G.M. and Chrysler outlined a turnaround program calling for deep cuts in operations and expenses in their original requests to Congress for government loans.

Last week, Maurizio Prato, Alitalia's chief executive, indicated that he preferred the proposal submitted by Air France-KLM, which reflected a turnaround program that he outlined for Alitalia in August.

General Motors announced late Monday that another 35,000 of its employees have agreed to accept incentives to leave their jobs as part of a turnaround program to improve GM's North American operations.

The company admitted its "performance in the recent past has lagged, somewhat, that of the industry and may continue to do so," but the company is conducting a turnaround program that will be completed in mid-2006.

The airline is seeking to reinvent its business model in the face of bare-knuckled competition from its low-cost rival, Ryanair, and pushing ahead with an aggressive turnaround program that seeks to trim its work force by 20 percent and cut at least 100 million euros, or $141 million, in costs by the end of the year.

The consulting firm will focus on improving the airline's corporate sales and will also assist United in developing a "comprehensive, integrated turnaround program".

Finally, she turned an overnight lead into a victory, completing the turnaround program that began even before she announced in late 2008 that she was going to attend the L.P.G.A. Qualifying School and earn her way on to the tour for 2009.

The decision by school authorities in Central Falls to fire the 93 teachers and staff members has assumed special significance because hundreds of other school districts across the nation could face similarly hard choices in coming weeks, as a $3.5 billion federal school turnaround program kicks into gear.

This paper examines the effect of a federally supported school turnaround program in North Carolina elementary and middle schools.