Sentence examples for cost realignment from inspiring English sources

2) Cost realignment: In our model, we have partnered with employers who usually pick up the cost of tuition -- which is $2,500 a year.

This demonstrates that over a 50 100 year timescale the value of the habitat created and carbon buried is sufficient to make the large scale managed realignment cost effective.

Excluding business realignment costs and other one-time items, profit dipped to 33 cents a share, from 34 cents, beating analysts' expectations by a penny.

After allowing for the costs of the "realignment" and other write-downs, operating profit is around 7% more than in 1999, its annus horribilis.

3Com 's third quarter 2000 earnings included a pretax gain of $680.4 million from investments and facilities, a $2.9 million pretax charge for purchased in-process technology and a $10.2 million pretax charge related to business realignment costs.

The total cost of the new "realignment" has not been made public, but Japan has agreed to pay three-fifths of the $10 billion that moving the marines alone will cost.

But despite cost-cutting and major realignment of management, he's nowhere close to that goal.

However, realignment has a cost; a fraction of correctly aligned domains are incompletely realigned.

This lack of ties may have helped Mr Daft in his first task, which was to take an axe to costs in an Orwellianly named "realignment".

"We are working to adapt the core businesses most affected by the crisis, paying particular attention to cost control, in particular via the realignment of our operating infrastructure, a significant decline in performance-linked pay within corporate and investment banking and productivity gains scheduled for 2012 in international retail banking," Oudéa said.

We then use this information, together with engineering and land costs, to conduct a cost benefit analysis of the managed realignment.