Sentence examples for with a downsizing from inspiring English sources

If his ideas are adopted, they would coincide with a downsizing of the MoD's procurement organisation that would see thousands of civil service jobs shed from a current headcount of about 20,000.

The authors assess how well the system has coped with a downsizing of resources by an analysis of a range of performance indicators: (i) healthcare funding and resources, (ii) the coverage of the population with subsidised care, (iii) the efficiency of resource use, (iv) access to timely care.

In Philadelphia, 17,000 students and more than 1,000 teachers are facing what's being called euphemistically a "downsizing" with 37 public schools on the chopping block.

When combined with an earlier downsizing announced in early May, this round brings total eliminated positions to about 230, or about 22percentt of what Etsy's total workforce was at the end of 2016.

Privatization of more than 50% of all SOEs, that involved early retirement programs as well as layoffs of redundant workers, together with a policy of government downsizing with an effective freeze on new hires in the government sector, contributed strongly to this trend.

Ordinary workers, even middle managers, are lucky if they walk away from a downsizing with enough in savings and severance to support their families for a year.

Along with downsizing its workforce, HarperCollins has announced that its Collins division will be closing.

Definitely not the arrogant fans of "big" clubs (United and Liverpool especially), or the legions of overpaid, ostentatious footballers whose closest brush with austerity is downsizing from a mansion to a penthouse.

Welch followed that up with a massive downsizing of the GE bureaucracy.

After all, the announcement came seven years after the company had stunned and demoralized the community with a severe downsizing that disproved the assumption that a job at Big Blue was a job forever.

Jeb Bush acknowledged Friday what has been obvious for weeks: The rise of Donald Trump and other political outsiders has fundamentally reshaped the contours of the 2016 presidential race, forcing Bush to retrench with a major downsizing of his political operation and a reassessment of how and where he will campaign.