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That said, Aer Lingus's retrenchment over the last two years — it has sharply reduced seat capacity on a number of European routes and eliminated some unprofitable services to North America — has left it more dependent than ever on commercial partnerships with other airlines, particularly United Airlines and JetBlue Airways.
"Taking into account the extent of federal fiscal retrenchment over the past year, the committee sees the improvement in economic activity and labor market conditions since it began its asset purchase program as consistent with growing underlying strength in the broader economy," the Federal Open Market Committee said.
This has been better than expected and the outlook is still broadly reassuring despite the big fiscal retrenchment over the next four years.That prognosis comes from the new outfit Mr Osborne has put in charge of economic forecasting, a job previously done by the Treasury.
It is most likely the case that both these factors played a significant role in the observed retrenchment over time.
Look at and feel the clothes.' " Certainly, retrenchment was felt over the holiday season in Paris, where caterers were hurt by cancellations of year-end cocktail parties.
As many as four out of five jobs – around 14,000 – are expected to be gone from the investment bank as the retrenchment takes place over the next four years.
This did not reduce its debt, but it sent a message that the bingeing was over and the retrenchment had begun.
More remarkable was that Amazon stock got a fresh shot of helium while most of Wall Street was given over to chagrined retrenchment.
Red-flag raises Rooms with a view Hands slapped Less haste, more freed ReprintsOne reason may be that the mix of retrenchment has switched: last year over half of the adjustment came from higher taxes, this year over two-thirds is to come from spending cuts.
Jalili, who is forty-seven, assumed the nuclear portfolio in 2007, and presided over a retrenchment of Iranian foreign policy under President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
But the C.F.O.s said that they were upbeat about their own companies' prospects, confident that the economy will grow briskly next year, and convinced that the days of cost-cutting and retrenchment will soon be over.
