But only if there was a downsized operating plan.
Despite having downsized its operations in the last three years, G.M. said it would cut more than 20percentt of its remaining jobs, shut nine factories, seek to renegotiate the terms of $66 billion in debt, and push to reopen contract talks with the United Automobile Workers to reduce labor costs.
In the 1980s and 1990s, governments in sub-Sahara Africa, including Ghana, increasingly downsized core public service operations, experimented with alternative ways to deliver services, and down-loaded many services from government to communities, civil society organizations and individuals through the decentralization concept (Kokor and Kroés 2001).
Apparently Geithner and other top officials didn't realize that the major servicers had downsized and outsourced their operations to the point that the administration was effectively asking decisions on families keeping their homes to be made by people working in call centers in India.
Oerip was set to handle day-to-day operations of a downsized army, while the Ministry of Defence was given greater bureaucratic power.
This implies that they are too large and will become scale efficient if they decrease their scale of operations or are downsized.
Therefore, 19 of 24 (79%) patients assessed by MRI before surgery had downsized tumours on clinical staging.
Yahoo's content business has downsized significantly as the company has streamlined operations — for example, Thompson announced the closure of some 50 properties in April — but there are still some significant opportunities there that, if Levinsohn really does come into the role and stays for more than the blink of an eye, you can see him working to tease out.
But then I realized, I haven't been downsized, the company's been downsized.
When the general surgery ward is downsized, Donna is forced to reapply for her job.
