Sentence examples for business simplification from inspiring English sources
The news fuelled complaints that oil companies are making huge profits at consumers' expense.Kraft Foods said it had "leveraged its business simplification initiatives" and expanded its restructuring programme to offset higher commodity costs.
The administration is now in the business of simplification.
In its first results announcement as a public company, Standard's UK life and pensions chief, Trevor Matthews, is expected to update the City on with-profits surrenders as well as the impact on its business of pensions simplification on A-Day last April.
It was decided to streamline the distributor business, and this simplification resulted in a big surge in profits.
More important is the fact that some key members of the Party have decided that the chances for historic tax reform involving really big rate cuts for individuals and business (coupled with simplification of the tax code to eliminate a wide range of deductions) might be politically achievable in this session of Congress -- especially if immigration reform makes it through.
My plan to bring Hollywood home will include a fair and equitable across-the-board reduction in our business tax burden and simplification of our business tax structure.
In America, he said, "business is based on simplification".
While the government is focused on establishing a favorable business climate through the simplification of licensing requirements and tax codes, it entered into a new arrangement with the IMF for additional financial and technical support.
In addition to these restructuring actions, HP expects to achieve additional savings from non-headcount cost reductions, including supply chain optimization, SKU and platform rationalization, go-to-market strategy simplification and business process improvement.
In March 2001, the Government published a technical note A Review of Small Business Taxation, which considered simplification of corporation tax for small companies through the closer alignment of their profits for tax purposes with those reported in their accounts.
