Sentence examples for to centralize operations from inspiring English sources

The YMCB's efforts to centralize operations had been costlier than expected, resulting in a newly imposed salary freeze for all educators and administrators.

Last week, the studio announced the departure of its New York-based co-president of marketing, Pam Levine, as it sought to centralize operations at its Los Angeles headquarters.

Longs Drug Stores Corporation, which operates in the West and Hawaii, said it offered buyouts to all its store managers as the company seeks to trim its work force by about 2percenttoto centralize operations.

In a conference call with journalists, InBev would not give specifics on job cuts, which are widely expected as the two companies seek to centralize operations.

It's not clear why Postmates decided that now was the time to centralize operations, particularly in light of the statement about aggressively scaling the company.

Among them: James Berges, 54, a 25-year Emersonite who is working on telecom power supplies, and Charles Peters, 46, a 22-year veteran using online technology to centralize operations.

Luckily, their years of experience focusing on their market enabled them to have their potentially breakthrough idea — to actually physically handle used clothing, centralize operations in a warehouse, and attempt to create the largest online brand for "certified, pre-owned" clothes, which is a much larger market.

The changes, outlined in an email recently sent to the company's suppliers, are intended to save on costs and centralize operations.

The news comes the same day that the company announced a restructuring plan that will "centralize operations" and "result in the loss of some positions".

The I.R.S. said that it would centralize operations at the core unit, which will now be known as the large business and international division, to give international examiners the authority to decide whether to pursue or settle contentious tax cases involving multinational corporations.

And Brookhaven, a Suffolk County town that is larger in area than all of Nassau, is moving to centralize its operations and reduce operating costs in the process.