Sentence examples for severe program of from inspiring English sources

Unilever P.L.C., the world's leading maker of consumer goods that include supermarket mainstays like Dove soap, Ragu spaghetti sauce and Lipton tea, said today that it would embark on a severe program of corporate cutbacks, eliminating 25,000 jobs over five years, closing 100 factories and possibly jettisoning up to 75percentt of its products.

The regular threats of hundreds of layoffs and severe program cuts this year brought numbed public reaction and here-we-go-again news coverage.

In the face of a large budget deficit, a program of severe public spending cuts was introduced.

The sample consisted of 8 inpatient adults included in the program of Severe Mental Disorders, aged between 20 and 53 years.

After sustaining severe wartime damage, these churches underwent a program of restoration, the completion of which was celebrated in 1985.

All of which reflects an emerging view, although it has not yet been officially stated, that it makes little economic sense for the monetary fund and the European Union to keep lending money to Greece so that the government can pay back private investors at double-digit interest rates — especially as Greek citizens suffer the effects of a severe austerity program.

The treatment program of the department is especially suited for patients suffering from moderately severe depressive symptoms.

Severe maternal morbidity monitoring programs of various countries often use different methods of defining severe acute maternal morbidity (SAMM), including the International Statistical Classification of Diseases (ICD) and procedure codes, management and organ failure-based, and diagnosis-based criteria.

Many have returned home after multiple tours of duty to confront a severe shortage of treatment programs for their disabling symptoms of stress.

Governments in most countries have responded to this problem by occasional severe contraction of particular programs or of public expenditure in general.

Accordingly, the United States has been forced to borrow more and more to pay for increased defense spending as well as for whatever nondefense spending remains after severe cutbacks of many worthy programs.