Sentence examples for restore earnings from inspiring English sources

Ericsson's president, Kurt Hellstroem, said the company planned to restore earnings by narrowing the product line and moving manufacturing to emerging markets.

British Airways, which is starting a business-class-only service from London to New York on Tuesday, may eliminate some short-haul flights to restore earnings.

There is always a crisis somewhere, but dividends, according to traditional boardroom thinking, are sacrosanct until the management has exhausted all other options to save cash or restore earnings.

They figured that soon enough an economic recovery would restore earnings from their usual lending activity, so they wouldn't become dependent on the profits from mortgage-backeds.

Bank of America is a gut play because I can't come to a conclusion on the percentage probability and timing of when they can restore earnings to a normalized level.

Earlier, Deutsche Bank reported that the pay of its chief, Josef Ackermann, jumped more than sixfold to 9.55 million euros ($12.7 million) after the bank restored earnings.

Labour did not restore the earnings link in 13 years.

One of our key spending pledges is to restore the earnings link at once, so that we stop the rot before the state pension withers away completely.

We will restore the earnings link for the basic state pension from April 2011 with a "triple guarantee" that pensions are raised by the higher of earnings, prices or 2.5%, as proposed by the Liberal Democrats.

What they say: "We will restore the earnings link for the basic state pension from April 2011 with a 'triple guarantee' that pensions are raised by the higher of earnings, prices or 2.5%, as proposed by the Liberal Democrats".

Barbara Castle's campaign to restore the earnings link for pensions was unaffordably Old Labour – until the link was restored as part of a New Labour reform to the pensions system.