Sentences with phrase «rein in costs in»

At last schools can personalize learning, extend access, and rein in costs in ways that seemed impossible before the arrival of this innovation.

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The startup phase is when your business is at its most fragile, so rein in costs wherever you can and focus on scaling up

Conversely, reining in non-labor costs is one of the reasons JPMorgan is downgrading JetBlue from «overweight» to «neutral»

Since taking the reins as CEO in 2013, he's worked to keep costs low, in part by urging employees to spend the company's money as if it was their own, a tenet he observes himself by always flying coach.

Pharmaceutical companies are concerned about an onslaught of legislative proposals percolating in state houses around the country, among them: changes to Medicaid programs to rein in the high cost of prescription drugs, intellectual property issues, and the fight over biosimilars.

Now, thanks to its planned merger with H.J. Heinz, led by a 3G Capital and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK - B), Kraft stands a better chance of taking on overseas markets, getting the clout it needs to rein in rising commodity costs and attain more efficient operations that will lower its expenses.

In a report on looming layoffs, the paper said financial institutions are «weighing staff cuts or actually paring payroll as they struggle to rein in costs and eke out profits in a choppy market.&raquIn a report on looming layoffs, the paper said financial institutions are «weighing staff cuts or actually paring payroll as they struggle to rein in costs and eke out profits in a choppy market.&raquin costs and eke out profits in a choppy market.&raquin a choppy market.»

Her comments came shortly after the Senate Committee on Aging asked Mylan to provide information on the reasoning behind what it called the «drastic» price increase of EpiPen, and the American Medical Association «urge [d]» Mylan to «rein in these exorbitant costs.»

The actual work of boosting healthcare quality and reining in costs gets done in medical offices, not corporate cubicles.

The departure follows several difficult years for the UK hedge fund company and comes amid plans to rein in costs and reverse an exodus of investors from its funds.

The comments, made at a conference organized by a leading U.S. health insurer lobbying group, stoked speculation over what steps the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump may take to rein in lofty prescription drug costs.

To rein in costs, IBM has cut jobs.

The estimate is based on 2010 financial data and doesn't reflect the stock market's recent rebound or moves by many U.S. states to rein in pension costs.

Systemic efforts to rein in costs have been met with some success.

Outgoing Coles managing director John Durkan, who is set to hand the reins to Steven Cain before the demerger, still expects the retailer to return to profit growth in the June half despite a «small headwind» from higher labour costs.

Jason Kenney isn't buying the idea reining in the costs of the Alberta government means slashing and burning and services savaged with masses of nurses and teachers on the bread lines.

He isn't buying it.Jason Kenney isn't buying the idea reining in the costs of the Alberta government means slashing and burning and services savaged with masses of nurses...

Now, government officials are considering how to rein in costs — and investigate the impact Americans» student debt burden is having on our economy.

California Highway Patrol Dispatches Novell Solutions to Rein in Endpoints and Reduce IT Administration Costs

That's unfair and undermines the law's power to rein in runaway pension costs.

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This suggests it may have to rein in cost - growth if profits are to continue to rise.

Once signed up, most mobile accounts can be accessed online, giving you up - to - the - minute information on data usage and costs, so you know when you might need to rein your child in.

Broadly the picture seems to be that over the past thirty years, the results of efforts to rein in administration costs in UK central government were at best modest as long as governments stuck to a fairly consistent definition of what counted as administration costs.

But honestly confronting those costs now — and approving the fundamental reforms needed to rein them in — is the only sure way to prevent them from mushrooming in the future.

One thing is that it takes more to cut running costs in government than cutting numbers of civil servants — something that seems to have escaped the Thatcher government in the 1980s but has been clearly recognized in the current government's much more determined attempts to rein in consultancy and IT contract costs.

Why take more money from beleaguered New Yorkers to keep subsidizing an agency that has yet to rein in its own costs and rampant waste?

On his part, Mr Doe has implored the party's national executives to rein in on Mr Taylor since his action could cost the NDC.

The complication, Squires, Mahoney and many other local officials say, is that Albany has yet to rein in statewide costs that filter down onto individual property tax bills.

In addition to closing the deficit without jacking taxes, Cuomo is angling to rein in crippling pension costs by pushing for a new pension tier to reduce future retiree costIn addition to closing the deficit without jacking taxes, Cuomo is angling to rein in crippling pension costs by pushing for a new pension tier to reduce future retiree costin crippling pension costs by pushing for a new pension tier to reduce future retiree costs.

First off, he wasn't overtly confrontational with the Cuomo administration, going out of his way to praise the governor's efforts to rein in costs and acknowledging he «inherited a miserable budget situation.»

Ed Balls and Labour are being reined in by advocates like Manchester City Council, who are salivating at the idea that their uncosted plans for redeveloping Piccadilly will cost billions.

But the freeze - expected to cost around # 500million - will be delivered only in areas where councils rein in their spending plans.

Gov. Paterson has moved to rein in the spiraling costs of pensions.

Conceding once again that public spending would have to be reined in, Brown said the government would raise tax «at the very top, cut costs... and make savings where we know we can» to protect frontline services.

The Affordable Care Act allowed states that embraced the health home model to receive a 90 percent match from the federal government for the first two years, another enticement for the Cuomo administration as it looked for ways to rein in costs.

«By reining in excessive property tax costs and building on accomplishments achieved over the past six years, our efforts to reduce wasteful spending and increase public involvement in local government with these shared services plans will lessen the tax burden for residents and ensure New York remains the greatest state in the nation.»

Susan Lerner, executive director of Common Cause New York, a government watchdog, said the pension system was already under financial strain, so reining in the costs by thwarting abuses should be a priority in Albany.

This is a good first step in helping cities, towns and villages across New York rein in costs and help taxpayers, and I look forward to additional findings throughout the year.»

Mr. Commisso has put out what he says is a plan to rein in city costs, but a close look reveals only broad generalities and financial targets.

For the past 4 — 5 years trying to bring cost savings and rein in spending and keep taxes low we proposed ideas but they have died in executive session and on the cutting room floor.

The first fruit of a collaboration between libraries and scientific publishers to rein in soaring journal costs will be a journal tentatively called Organic Chemistry Letters, the American Chemical Society (ACS) announced today.

«The economic costs of not reining in greenhouse gas emissions are more serious than we previously estimated,» ADB chief economist Shang - Jin Wei said in a statement.

A more reasonable middle ground between reining in increasing prescription drug costs and preserving freedom of speech would be to forbid mentioning specific products that are not easy to purchase legally in «educational» advertising.

Cost cutting has been the name of the game for Osamu Motojima since he took the reins of the ITER fusion reactor project, the world's most expensive science experiment, in July.

John Thompson took the reins of the U.S. Census Bureau in August 2013 with orders from Congress to dramatically lower the projected cost of the 2020 decennial census.

Reining in manufacturing costs of fuel cell vehicles is the first major issue the automakers are addressing.

Experts say the tool, described in the June Nature Biotechnology, could help rein in the skyrocketing costs of vaccine development.

Health Care: The Best Medicine (p 50 & p 12) There are large amounts of useful patient data stored in health records that could be analyzed to help physicians better assess treatment options while reining in the cost of health care in the U.S..

Private companies, the panel's reasoning goes, would be better at reining in costs and keeping their eye on the ball.