Exempel på retrench

• 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.

• 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.

• Many social services departments are experiencing large funding gaps, which means that they are retrenching many of the services that they might offer.

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

• If it slims down and retrenches too much, however, how will it meet demand when it increases, as we hope that it will?

• There is the old business of retrenching, saving and economising in any way.

• Not only is purchasing power to be curtailed, but road-building, housing and the like are to be retrenched.

• We are heading for a shortage of milk and a retrenching agricultural industry.

• I say that whatever services are retrenched, this service should not be retrenched.

• In 1923, provision was made that any men who were retrenched were due for compensation, and in every case they were looked after.

• I think we can all notice that the life of luxury is extending rather than retrenching.

• The grounds alleged are that the company refused to reinstate 93 men retrenched last year or to discuss with the union the company's estimate of men surplus to requirements.

• Like many other industries, farmers are retrenching.

• A few days later the government retrenched the planned nuclear phaseout after the industry pushed for reconsideration.

• The church is now retrenching after its period of high growth and hundreds of units have been decommissioned since 1998.