Thus cost cutting cannot be as radical or as rapid.

Until demand returns, business will remain in a cost cutting mode.

Standard cost cutting measures and business process improvements common to both options

In addition to cost cutting, specific measures to be implemented under option one include

The most important measures required cutting budget deficits, often at the cost of lowering public expenditures.

Besides potential cost cutting, it would eliminate duplicative procurement structures of organizations, all of which are ultimately accountable to the same General Assembly and Secretary General, are covered by the same oversight bodies, and share the same Headquarters.

Notwithstanding such cost cutting opportunities among others, the organizations' replies to the JIU questionnaire on this topic left little doubt about the constraints to be overcome on the way to realizing the potential benefits of online procurement methods.

Given this, it is imperative that European governments adopt cost cutting measures that do not jeopardize their naval assets.

Adding to the potential economic benefits of microhydro is efficiency, reliability, and cost effectiveness.

According to JPS estimates, cost cutting resulting from these common or coordinated arrangements amounted to over Sw F 1 million in 2002.

The potential savings and recoveries identified exceeded by far the cost of the UNHCR Audit Service.

Most important, supervision suggested some potential responsibility to recapitalize problematic banks, and thus involved a fiscal cost.

While celebrity activists focus entirely on cutting CO2, we could do much more and at much lower cost if we addressed urban heat islands.

Now, global warming is real, and cutting CO2 is a good idea when the reduction cost is lower than that of the damage it prevents.

Cutting methane is actually cheaper than cutting carbon.

The typical cost of cutting a ton of CO2 is now about 20, but the damage from a ton of carbon in the atmosphere is about 2.

Governments could afford the cost of the subsidies since cutting unemployment would not only lower public security costs, but would also reduce the need for welfare programs.

So we need to reduce by roughly ten fold the cost of cutting emissions. We can achieve this by spending dramatically more researching and developing low carbon energy.

Indeed, there is excellent potential for low cost solar power, zero emitting coal based technologies, and safe and reliable nuclear power.

Because of its enormous potential and cross cutting nature, biotechnology has become an increasingly important component in the development activities of the organizations and bodies of the United Nations.

The move is reported to be one of the many cost cutting measures taken by Air India, which is facing debt of around Rs 550 billion (US 8.5 billion).

Accompanying that realization is the growing acknowledgement of the fact that public administration is not simply about fiscal or macroeconomic balances, and much less about downsizing and cost cutting.

It would also offer potential funding to countries that might deploy forces but face short term financial difficulties in meeting the cost.

In medical aerosols, the potential for reduction is limited due to medical constraints, low emission levels and the high cost of alternatives.

The report recommended the creation of a working group to explore the potential cost efficiency that might accrue from common procurement arrangements.

But while the government wants to move beyond low skilled mining into higher value processing, De Beers has balked, because it already has well established, cost effective cutting operations abroad.

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Cross cutting issues

But the potential for more tears for taxpayers still reeling from the cost of rescuing the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) looms large.

Pull factors relate to location specific advantages of the host countries such as market potential, low cost labour, incentives, investment opportunities, technology and skills.

Such a presence is installed where the volume of operations is low and potential for development is limited, but operations enable full cost recovery.

The real cost of ambitious, early, and large carbon cutting programs would be a reduction in growth particularly damaging to the world s poor to the tune of around 40 trillion a year.

The grass needs cutting.

The grass needs cutting.

Your hair wants cutting.

Your hair wants cutting.

B. Cross cutting elements

Key cross cutting themes

Key cross cutting themes

Key cross cutting themes

But cutting nuclear weapons to a bare minimum in the current conditions would give a big advantage to small nuclear powers, which will see their nuclear potential gain near parity with larger states.

While celebrity activists focus entirely on cutting CO2, we could do much more and at much lower cost if we addressed urban heat islands. Simple solutions can make a vast difference to temperatures.

Cost cutting measures, such as compressing traditional four year degree programs into three years thereby reducing or eliminating elective courses in impractical subjects like literature, philosophy, and fine arts are also being discussed.

At the same time, this policy would have neither the fiscal cost associated with government financed subsidies, nor the distortions caused by the difficulty of cutting subsidies once the government has offered them.

The Empresa Mecánica del Niquel was obliged to obtain through intermediaries computerized numerically controlled (CNC) welding and cutting equipment made by United States manufacturer Miller. Similarly, it obtained from the United States a Thermadyne Challenger cutting bench. The transactions performed through third parties cost a total of 363,500, representing an additional outlay of 54,500.