Spain officially slipped back into recession for the second time in three years on Monday, after following the German remedy of deep retrenchment in public outlays, joining Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic.
Plunging petroleum prices and the global contraction precipitated the energy sector's deep retrenchment during the first quarter.
Ford officials say that the River Rouge plans are a notable exception to the deep retrenchments that were caused by the company's money troubles.
And whereas it had once been a badge of Cameronian honour to match Labour's plans for public service plans in opposition, cuts to income, corporate and petrol taxes are these days covered by pushing ever-deeper retrenchment ever-further into the future.
Wall Street is growing apprehensive that this spring's green shoots aren't developing into a sustainable recovery, and fearing a deeper retrenchment for the careworn consumer.
Iberia's unions were given a deadline of Jan . 31to reach an agreement on the job cuts or face possibly deeper retrenchments.
Campello et al. (2010) argue that firms with tight credit constraints inevitably plan deeper retrenchments regarding technology and capital investments, and are forced to lay off more staff, leading to an inability to achieve long-term profitability after the immediate distress situation.
Art Randy Kennedy In these days of deep museum retrenchment, the storage rooms of many institutions' permanent collections are seeing the light of day as never before, combed through for economical in-house exhibitions with no shipping costs or transcontinental insurance bills.
Sanyo, the world's largest rechargeable battery maker, finally bid goodbye to a dark chapter plagued by deep losses, retrenchment, financial scandal and boardroom revolt, reporting its first profit in four years.
Their main recommendation in this section, however, was to delay spending cuts from December 2010 (when the report came out) until October 2011, at which point the unemployment rate was 8.9percentt -- far from the robust recovery that could accommodate deep fiscal retrenchment.
LONDON — Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne unveiled a sweeping emergency budget on Tuesday combining severe spending cuts and some tax increases in Britain's deepest fiscal retrenchment since the early years of Margaret Thatcher's rule.
