Sentence examples for implementing cutbacks from inspiring English sources

Whether you've been underperforming when it comes to sales, or the company you work for has been implementing cutbacks; feeling insecure in your employment can have a huge impact on your mental health.

A corollary to this notion is that across-the-board cuts may be an "easy" way to implement cutbacks, but such an approach is, at best, a suboptimal solution.

The public's reaction may change when local water districts begin implementing the cutbacks, or if residential water bills jump as local utilities increase charges to discourage over-watering.

"Delays are going to be more built into everything we do, unfortunately," said the state's chief administrative judge, Ann Pfau, who has been working with her staff to implement the cutbacks.

Crude oil futures rose to $62.49 a barrel as investors have come to believe that OPEC is implementing its production cutbacks.

If implemented, this cutback in the scope and budget of the BBC's web operation will be welcomed by commercial rivals, particularly given that last year the BBC Trust sanctioned a 27% increase in the corporation's annual online budget to more than £145m per year over a three-year period.

Hiller's departure came the day Times managers began implementing a newsroom cutback of 150 people, part of a paperwide reduction of 250.

After 1990 they continued to decline as the conservative government implemented public-sector cutbacks.

The job cuts announced on Wednesday are the latest in a string of cutbacks implemented by Lewis, who joined in autumn 2014 and has earned the nickname Drastic Dave for his preference for cutting costs and jobs at both Tesco and his previous company Unilever.

That situation can only deteriorate further if the PSNI is told to implement these draconian cutbacks".

He will fill in the position left vacant when David Hiller resigned on July 14, after parent Tribune began implementing the latest round of staff cutbacks at the paper.