This counts for a lot during an age of global staffs, curtailed expenses and limited travel.
The orchestra is coping with a 20percentt cut in funds from the Westchester Arts Council this year by curtailing its expenses, Ms. Kapp said, citing a steep rent raise in Dobbs Ferry.
At that time, Mr. Claflin said that 3Com intended to save $200 million to $250 million annually by curtailing travel expenses, property maintenance and the use of consultants.
Crafting a time-limited process, engaging lawyers in order to curtail legal expenses, ensuring the voices of victims are heard and respected are all surmountable design challenges.
The bills' cost cutting measures to curtail college expenses don't make a lot of sense.
To curtail such expenses in the public health system, it needs to be well-equipped in terms of drugs, supplies and diagnostics, [ 27] as these are reported to constitute over 95% of OOP expenses in public hospitals [ 28].
The Children's Investment Fund, or TCI, has called for a revamping of CSX's corporate governance, including the splitting of the chairman and chief executive roles, adding more independent directors, and curtailing its operational expenses.
In brief, SSF processes based on recombinant enzymes have the potential to maximize the volumetric efficiency while curtailing the production expenses in the bioethanol industry.
Publishers are asking editors to curtail their dining expenses: "What's more important, really: having a fancy lunch or buying good books and having the money to publish them?" A spokesman for Houghton Mifflin Harcourt says that reports of a freeze on acquisitions are exaggerated; he describes current policy as "freeze-lite".
As more credits were expunged, some in the industry began to question whether Hughes's hunt for subversives served primarily as a convenient rationale for further curtailing production and trimming expenses.
