Sentence examples similar to scaled down operations from inspiring English sources

Nor were decisions to significantly scale down operations limited to the New York area.

And yet, with elections scheduled for later this year, the international community has begun to scale down operations.

Saudi Arabia has said its military coalition will scale down operations in Yemen as the death toll from an alliance airstrike on a market north of the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, this week nearly doubled to 119.

Labour councillors in Fife argue that the biggest privately funded infrastructure project since the Channel Tunnel could attract badly needed new investment to the area following the Government's decision to scale down operations at the Rosyth naval dockyard.

While all around it, "superclubs" were being forced to scale down operations, Fabric built itself into a globally recognised brand, with two long-running series of mix CDs – the house/techno based Fabric and the more eclectic FabricLive – and a separate artist-led label, Houndstooth.

Over the last week anti-Japanese protests in China have forced Japanese businesses to close or scale down operations.

Easy Taxi confirms that it is scaling down operations in Hong Kong and Indonesia in order to focus on other core markets.

At this point, XYZ will likely scale down operations, reign in spending and usually send some employees and contracts pink slips.

By 21 40 GMT Derbyshire Fire Service said it was scaling down operations and investigators would be at the site in the morning.

Oil companies aren't the only ones scaling down operations in the face of low oil prices. .

Carpenter switched his focus to mainland Europe – the brand was particularly popular in France, where it was illegal to depict drugs on clothing and Carpenter's reps were frequently arrested – before scaling down operations around the turn of the millennium as smaller stockists began to be swallowed by the internet.