But the charitable organization's donor base has retrenched in the wake of the financial crisis.
Quel dommage: a global paper has retrenched, just like the United States.
Since then the consumer has retrenched and online retailers have taken significant market share.
Since late 2009, the party has retrenched significantly — halting and rolling back reforms by Xi's predecessor, Zeng Qinghong.
The firm has retrenched substantially since Mr. Rattner's departure and is now exploring options that include the sale of a minority stake in the firm.
Now, Wall Street has retrenched deeply, bringing New York City its worst budget woes in decades and wounding the mutual fund companies in Boston.
(Zachary Woolfe) 'I DUE FOSCARI' The Los Angeles Opera has retrenched artistically in recent seasons, having taken a huge chance on Achim Freyer's ambitious, often brilliant production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle.
"The NUS has retrenched back into the old narrative that there is a hard left and moderates, and that we have to do everything we can to marginalise them," he said.
A troubled British pharmacy group, Boots, recently pulled out of Japan, and Marks & Spencer has retrenched to nurse its British stores back to health.Andrew Fowler, a retail analyst at Merrill Lynch, notes that "acquisitions often fail in the retail industry.
Now the brand has retrenched, with a label that brings back "Goldenberg's" and resembles its original design, a regional rather than national growth strategy, and an advertising and marketing campaign that celebrates its heritage.
