Sentence examples for offices to cut from inspiring English sources

Over the past year, the firm, under chief administrative officer Frank J. Bisignano, has moved to consolidate its offices to cut costs.

The Spinolas are joining together with two other family offices to cut costs and create efficiencies.

The United States would also provide advisers to help vet police recruits, establish a witness protection program and set up citizen-complaint offices to cut down on the endemic corruption in Mexican police forces, State Department officials said.

The Cooper Tire and Rubber Company said yesterday that it would eliminate 1,100 jobs, or 4.8percentt of its work force, and close, sell or consolidate 18 plants and offices to cut costs.

Co-op boards have increasingly encouraged the conversion of doctors' offices to cut down on the traffic generated by patients, brokers say, especially where the doctor's entrance is through the lobby.

Organisations often have no back office to cut out, so there is little or no efficiency gain for a loss of effectiveness.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Huge deficits could force the post office to cut out one day of mail delivery per week, the postmaster general, John E. Potter, told Congress on Wednesday.

The regular team profile feature is on the Sauber team this time; while the interview question and response story is a talk with Alex Burns, the chief executive of the Williams team; and the main feature is about telecommunications companies in F1 – especially AT&T playing a role similar to that of the car manufacturers and providing a mobile office to cut costs.

His message, interpreted by a company spokesman, was that he needed the regulator to allow him more money from consumers in airport charges, and the Department for Transport (DfT) and Home Office to cut him some slack on the costs of security by helping him manage expectations.

I studied it over the weekend and I'm going to review it again," Mr. Bloomberg said, "as I did when I first came into office, to cut down the number of people who have lights and sirens in their cars.

The strike vote comes as about 3,500 workers face a cut in pension benefits as the Post Office tries to cut costs.