Sentence examples for cost saving exercise from inspiring English sources

The analysis of pregabalin dosage regimen did not show a shift from a three to twice a day dosing although this has been suggested as a cost saving exercise.

The FA has also put into effect a major cost-saving exercise including a pay freeze.

Senators argue that the move is nothing but a naked power grab by the government and Prime Minister Enda Kenny masquerading as a cost-saving exercise.

It smacks of a cost-saving exercise, when it should be a genuine drive to make the system fairer and deliver support to everyone who needs it.

Then in 2011 Lincolnshire county council ) moved to close Grantham Museum as part of a "cost-saving exercise" for heritage services.

The relationship it tends to have with the statutory sector, where they do not see commissioning the voluntary sector solely as a cost-saving exercise.

My use of freelancers is not a cost-saving exercise.

"What used to be a tactical labor cost-saving exercise," the Booz Allen Hamilton study says, "is now a strategic imperative of competing for talent globally".

Frankly, I think cost-saving exercises don't come much more short-sighted than this.

He added that the university had faced "endless cost-saving exercises" because it had not been properly redesigned when it was formed through a merger in 2002.

Moreover, many physical products have complex supply chains with outsourced production, cost-saving exercises and clearly defined team structures.