Übersetzung für "Cutting loss " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

cutting loss | loss in saw kerf | stumpage | waste in conversion

job cuts [ loss of employment | staff cutback | withdrawal of employment ]

to cut one's losses

kiln loss of heat preventing | prevent loss of kiln heat | avoid loss of kiln heat | prevent kiln loss of heat

create weight loss schedule | create weight loss timetable | develop weight loss schedule | develop weight loss schedules

discuss weight loss plans | talk over weight loss plan | discuss weight loss plan | discussing weight loss plan

preparatory cutting | preparatory felling | first felling | first cutting | beginning of the regeneration cutting | initiation of cutting | cutting face

crop losses [ crop damage | failed harvest | harvest losses | post-harvest losses(UNBIS) ]

selling at a loss [ loss leader | predatory pricing | Predatory pricing(STW) ]

Indeed, while the Union industry was cutting its costs by reducing employment and benefitting from the decrease in raw material prices, dumped imports kept on increasing and forced the Union industry to decrease its Union sales prices even more to limit its loss of market share.

The policies being imposed on Ireland by the EU and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) mean savage cuts, loss of jobs, and a significant reduction in public services.

A. whereas the European Union is facing the biggest economic and financial crisis since the depression of the 1930s and whereas unemployment rates in all Member States, and especially the southern Member States, have risen significantly as a result of this crisis; whereas the effects of this crisis are particularly serious for vulnerable people, and in particular for women, who are affected directly – through loss of their jobs or pay cuts or loss of job security – and indirectly through budget cuts in public services and welfare; whereas, this being the case, it is essential among other things that the dimension of gender equality in ...[+++] the handling of this crisis and the development of solutions be very seriously examined;

A. whereas the European Union is facing the biggest economic and financial crisis since the depression of the 1930s, a crisis aggravated by the so-called austerity measures that have been imposed on Member States by the EU institutions in the context of economic governance policies (SGP, European Semester, Pact for the Euro plus, fiscal compact) and 'financial assistance' programmes, and whereas unemployment rates in all Member States, and especially the southern Member States, have risen significantly as a result of this crisis; whereas the effects of this crisis are particularly serious for vulnerable people, and in particular for women, who are affected directly – through loss ...[+++] of their jobs or pay cuts or loss of job security – and indirectly through budget cuts in public services and welfare; whereas, this being the case, it is essential among other things that the dimension of gender equality in the handling of this crisis and the development of solutions be very seriously examined;