Sentence examples for slimming its from inspiring English sources

It underwent slight reform in 1997-1998, mainly slimming its bureaucracy by delegating almost all of its control from the Ministry of Education, Universities and Research to the individual universities.

UBS is slimming its investment bank radically.

Here, too, Kazakhstan has made the most progress, slimming its government from 47 to 14 ministries and pruning many thousands of bureaucrats.

The trend is already playing out that way this year: Verizon is slimming its capital spending; so are Dupont and Union Pacific.

Intel says that it can keep the law going for at least another ten years, eventually slimming its transistors down to 5nm, about the thickness of a cell membrane.

Barclays is said to be considering slimming its investment bank by as much as a fifth, reversing a decade-long expansion of a business that contributes more than half of total profit.

Ford has slimmed its workforce by 4,000 over the past three months alone.

They also want a fund, financed both by employers and government, to lighten the burden that now falls on any firm that slims its workforce.

Stretched 3.7 inches from the outgoing model and built on a three-inch longer wheelbase, the C-Class carves out welcome room in back and slims its front roof pillars for airier views.

As Variety reported, the station's annual Kids Choice Awardss (KCAs), which famously has a running gag of sliming its participants, has just this year added a dance-music category, Favorite DJ/EDM Artist, to its list of awards.

The company has also sought to reclaim its preppy heritage, slimming down its sizes and returning to an image of young American aristocrats at play.