Sentence examples for cutting personnel from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Brady was asked how he could cut 10percentt of the budget without cutting personnel, and he told reporters he believed it was possible, according to video from the Capitol Fax blog.

These lenders already are under financial pressure to make mortgage lending more profitable – perhaps by cutting personnel costs, one of the biggest expenses they face.

Westminster's record is cutting personnel numbers to an historic low, closing bases despite promises to invest here, and sacking troops by posting out p45s.

"They're cutting personnel through attrition, suspending building plans, eliminating sports and other extracurricular activities, not cleaning their buildings," said David Griffith, a spokesman for the National Association of State Boards of Education.

If those efforts don't bring in enough supplies, it means either his teachers — who start at a salary of $32,500 — usually pay for the supplies themselves, or the district "would probably have to get into cutting personnel if we had to supply absolutely everything," he said.

Rather than focusing on cutting personnel and assets, the lean idea seeks to improve patient satisfaction through improved actions and processes [24].

"Managed care companies are reimbursing hospitals less and less, and administrators of these hospitals are making decisions to cut personnel without cutting the number of patients," Mr. Chacon said.

Nearly three-quarters are cutting their personnel costs through hiring freezes, wage freezes or reductions, layoffs or reduced health benefits for their workers.

Unfortunately, Republicans have been treating the I.R.S. like a political punching bag for years, cutting its personnel and restricting its ability to do its job.

The company said it would reduce its structural costs by $4 billion in the coming year, primarily through cutting salaried personnel and streamlining its global manufacturing and engineering operations.

IBM's ability to protect its earnings in the face of those problems is partly a result of cutting its personnel costs.