Sentence examples for downsizing of operations from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the 2003 04 peacekeeping budget adopted by the General Assembly in June represented a significant reduction from the previous year—$2.17 billion compared with $2.6 billion—mostly owing to the termination of the UN Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the downsizing of operations in Kosovo, East Timor, Sierra Leone, and Lebanon.

Another explanation for this may refer to the fear of downsizing of IT department staff [66].

Therefore combination chemotherapy should be used when downsizing of metastases is the primary objective.

"We will be looking at ways and means of downsizing our operations in the future to effect the saving".

That is a sharp drop from 45,000 in 1979, a result of automation, downsizing and operations moved abroad.

I worry that this number may have gone down since then, and know that some company are downsizing their operations, cutting the number of dancers and rehearsal weeks, in order to stay in business during the recession.

The new plan is a total strategic reversal: Instead of making utilities pay more for emitting CO2, the utilities will now actually be paid for downsizing their operations while keeping their power plants operational as a "national capacity reserve".

The union's membership at the company has fallen from 88,500 in 1969, a result of automation, downsizing and moving operations abroad.

I.B.M., for example, has been selectively downsizing its operations, withdrawing from the consumer personal computer business.

NGOs are downsizing their operations just as crying faces are calling for more help.

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.