Sentence examples for and the downsizing and from inspiring English sources
Cuts will take place worldwide across all business functions and locations, the company said, singling out warehouse consolidation and the downsizing and centralizing of corporate functions.
And they say that the downsizing and the hiring of contract laborers have resulted in 82 deaths nationwide at company facilities the last three years, including the deaths earlier this year of two workers on a natural gas platform also in the Campos Basin.
Not without huge losses, whatever the downsizing and restructuring.
On the other hand, the 2003 04 peacekeeping budget adopted by the General Assembly in June represented a significant reduction from the previous year—$2.17 billion compared with $2.6 billion—mostly owing to the termination of the UN Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the downsizing of operations in Kosovo, East Timor, Sierra Leone, and Lebanon.
They're dismissive of policies such as Medicare For All, a new Glass-Steagall, the breakup of big banks, an end to job-killing corporate trade deals, and the downsizing of our military and national-security complexes.
Fiscal reform also tries to encourage improved use of resources, which may inform the reorganisation and management of central agencies and the downsizing of the civil service.
And basically wars and military buildups — and then the downsizing after the war — are the only times this has happened in America.
Stephan notes that a combination of factors have hit biomedical job candidates especially hard, including the flattening of the U.S. National Institutes of Health budget and the consolidation, downsizing, and off-shoring of jobs among pharmaceutical firms.
"Retain-and-reinvest" is the antithesis of "downsize-and-distribute" — the current strategy in which the firm lays off experienced workers who cost more and funnels cash to shareholders.
