Sentence examples for cut globally from inspiring English sources

At the time, some reported that the cuts were part of a wider cost-cutting process that would reportedly see up to 15,000 jobs cut globally in the wake of Nokia's merger with Alcatel Lucent and a bid to cut some €900 million ($1 billion) by 2018.

Positions will be cut globally at the firm, according to a person familiar with the layoffs who was not authorized to speak publicly about the matter.

The cuts are much steeper than anticipated: North America alone will lose 22,000 jobs, which had been the upper limit of what analysts estimated Ford would cut globally.

The move comes after other rate cuts globally.

The chairman and chief executive, Carlos Gutierrez, said Kellogg would close a plant in Malaysia and eliminate some positions in Eastern Europe, and make the rest of the planned cuts globally, mainly among administrative workers.

BP unveiled a month ago that it was making $1bn £660mm) worth of cuts globally in response to falling crude prices and to take account for an earlier shrinking of the business as it sold off $40bn of assets to pay for the US Gulf blowout of 2010.

It represents just under 10percentt of the workforce in San Diego, where DivX is based (although there were some cuts globally as well).

Because air pollution is now the largest source of premature death in the world, making these cuts globally also would save about 100 million lives from now to 2050 who will otherwise die from both indoor and outdoor air pollution.

1. List out all industrial, agricultural and energy production whose emissions threaten this planet, 2. Determine the list of all production processes which need to be stopped immediately for a safe living on earth, 3. Demand subsidy cuts globally and nationally to all remaining production processes which contribute to emissions.

In August 2011, the bank announced a plan to slash 30,000 jobs by 2013, part of an effort to cut costs globally by $2.5 billion to $3.5 billion.

The forum agreed to a 10-point plan including a goal to cut deaths globally, oppose tobacco – possibly by a tax on manufacturers' profits – accelerate research and get an essential package of cancer care to poor countries.