Sentence examples for retrenchment 1 from inspiring English sources
There are three important lessons for stakeholders - in both the private and public sectors - to take from Nestlé's retrenchment: 1. Interpret market growth forecasts in context, know the territory, and do your own math.
We have assessed two of these implementation strategies in the recent INHS (Italian National Health Service) retrenchment policies: (1) centralizing to rapidly cut expenditures, (2) effective management as an output- and not input-based system.
However, given the way in which different social determinants of health interact and reinforce health outcomes, we also explore how housing affordability (pathway #2) and welfare retrenchment (pathway #3) reinforce existing inequities in access to SDH in Canada.
A prime example is Krawcheck's old bank, Citigroup, whose new CEO this week announced that the company has been forced to engage in a major retrenchment, eliminating 11,000 jobs and closing 84 branches.
Greek authorities have accordingly revised down their growth forecast to -4% in 2010 and -2.6% in 2011 for a cumulative GDP volume retrenchment of 8.6% starting 2009.
A subsequent shift toward sustainable growth is necessary after securing short-term stability through retrenchment (Pandit 2000).
The retrenchment includes cutting 760 jobs, selling 190 homes and about 1,200 developed home sites, St. Joe, based in Jacksonville, Fla., said yesterday.
Phase 3, severe retrenchment by consumers, and phase 4, the globalization of the downturn, are commencing and will drag down the goods and services economy.
A wider federal deficit offsets private retrenchment (see chart 9) but prolongs America's dependence on foreign savings.
The ONS said this was double the drop in the recession of the early 1990s and almost as big as the 6.4% retrenchment during the 1980-81 slump.
