Sentence examples for downsize operations from inspiring English sources

For the seller, a genealogical group that had seen better days, the deal was a way to downsize operations and salt away a large amount of money for uncertain times ahead.

The company said it expected to spend 3 billion euros, or $4.4 billion, to downsize operations, which it said was "significantly lower" than what Magna and other bidders had projected.

"France has to make some difficult decisions," Tertrais told VICE News, "which is why [the government] has decided to downsize operations in the Central African Republic, where the [improved] security situation is no longer a top priority".

Under CEO Marissa Mayer, Yahoo has been downsizing operations in international markets for a while now, for example reducing staff or closing offices altogether in India, China, other parts of Asia and Europe and the Middle East.

Because all of these companies were rapidly downsizing operations just six to nine months ago, they won't be able to fully satisfy their chip-making customers for another year, from which it takes roughly one year to render the machines fully productive.

And the public-private dichotomy is all the more relevant in today's economy, as private non-profits are downsizing operations while ever more citizens need their help.

In this case the manager will not perform a downsizing operation regardless the workload (i.e., only upsizing operations can be performed).

Other benefits may include engine downsizing, operation of the engine in a high-efficiency zone, and use of 'plug-in' power for part of the activity cycle.

While it moves to downsize its operations, G.M. is setting up tough negotiations ahead with its bondholders and the U.A.W.

In its request for loans in December, G.M. said it would drastically downsize its operations in order to become a profitable company that can repay the United States taxpayers.

Second, policies are set mainly by elders, who, like the institutions that employ them, have little incentive to downsize their operations.