Sentence examples for in a downsizing of from inspiring English sources

Disability services have been further cut in a downsizing of the Human Rights Commission.

Thus, a reduction in capital and operating cost intensity, as embodied in the transition to CBP technologies, results in a downsizing of optimal single plants.

A better understanding of animal mass transit has in turn allowed a downsizing of ambition about the Crown of the Continent project.

The division remained a National Guard formation until its inactivation in 1968 as part of a downsizing of the Guard.

This extreme level of genome compression has lead to both a downsizing of gene families and in some cases to the creation of gene fusion proteins [3], [4].

At Ralph Lauren Watches, a year-old collaboration between Ralph Lauren and Financière Richemont, a planned foray into Asia has resulted in a slight downsizing of the brand's Slim Classique collection.

G.M.'s bankruptcy petition culminates a remarkable four months of confrontation between Washington and Detroit that is expected to result in a drastic downsizing of the company.

J. Peter Grace Jr., the legendary 81-year-old chairman of W. R. Grace & Co., was forced to resign Friday in a sweeping downsizing of the chemical company's 22-member board.

Yet many if not most of these companies are operating in a "downsize-and-distribute" mode of resource allocation.

"For us, it is very important because you can see in the passenger cars an important trend in downsizing of the engine, reduction of the fuel consumption and less CO2 emissions," Jalinier said.

This restructuring of the forest industry in New Zealand led to a massive downsizing of government involvement in the forestry sector (Aldwell and Roche, 1992; Roche, 1996).