Voorbeelden van retrenched

• North Carolina is not retrenching on its spending on education.

• The president had planned to take more lavish offices but was forced to retrench amid criticism from Congress and the public.

• In 2011 some people were retrenched.

• A New South Wales cleaning contractor retrenched an employee using a standard retrenchment letter.

• Other, less fortunate members of the national elite, found themselves retrenched and sent home to the village.

• These were the office cleaners and kitchen ladies who had to be retrenched.

• More public service staff were retrenched and studies to draft rationalisation plans were carried out.

• The biggest losers comprised the large number of workers, who were retrenched in the early stages of the divestiture.

• Still, most of the retrenched civil servants were men.

• In addition, thousands of workers in formal sector industries were retrenched.

• Such democracies remain unconsolidated, cycling between democratic phases, with unfettered redistribution to the poor, and oligarchy, during which the gains to the poor are retrenched.

• Since 1992, the government has retrenched over 80,000 employees.

• Staff were retrenched or seconded for military duty, and army movements and stock requisitions ran roughshod over quarantines.

• This study has shown that after controlling for needs, public-sector care provision retrenched and the percentage of the oldest age group that received informal care increased.

• Obviously, too, many proficient and excellent officers and many gallant and trustworthy men will have to be retrenched.

• The undertakings have naturally retrenched their expenses and thus achieved very considerable economies, as a set off against the loss of traffic.

• The number of officials to be retrenched will not exceed five or six.

• The capital balance today, including special loans for earlier projects abandoned or retrenched, is now over £80 million.

• In the past decade, banking services have retrenched out of rural areas.