Sentence examples for deferred projects from inspiring English sources

One in 10 charities has made staff salary cuts and redundancies and almost a third have deferred projects.

The group, which repairs and maintains social housing, has been hit as councils deferred projects to upgrade their stock of social housing ahead of government spending cuts.

The social housing maintenance group has been hit as councils deferred projects to upgrade their stock of social housing ahead of government spending cuts.

The company has faced a deepening crisis since a shock announcement in late June that its business would take a hit as councils deferred projects to upgrade their stock of social housing ahead of government spending cuts.

Deferred projects mean tighter budgets next season and more competition for limited NSF funds.

The deferred projects will require program managers to tap into some of the money they had planned to spend on the next round of grant proposals.

"All of us have had to use tools like freezing positions, freezing salaries, furlough days and deferring projects".

He did not go into greater detail but said the largest number of job cuts would probably be in the US and about half the savings would come from deferring projects and lower supplier costs.

The would-be builders of seven reactors around the country have deferred their projects in the last few months.

Anwar, who was then deputy prime minister and finance minister, implemented an austerity programme that slashed government spending and deferred infrastructure projects dear to Mahathir.

Among the most volatile countries, the I.F.C. has deferred tentative projects in Libya, and it does not plan new initiatives in Syria, having already finished work there on a microfinancing project.