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Back to monetary rewards, productivity incentive plans should be evaluated to see the bottom line impact on costs and savings.

It sums up the company well: an electronics manufacturer of formidable scope, but traditional and with a miserly eye on costs.

"I think there's been a strong impact on costs as a result of the declining value of the dollar, " he said.

You won't be surprised at how much everything costs if you have estimates on costs and if you have stuck to your reasonable budget.

With both revenue growth and net interest margins consistently mediocre, digging in on costs is the only way for the bank to go.

Engineering drawings are a communications tools. Engineering drawings affect many parts of an organization. They have major impact on costs.

With fears of a double dip increasing, chief financial officers are maintaining a strong focus on costs.

This cut down on costs (resulting in a competitively low price for the consumer), and it also contributed to faster service.

scale, rapid growth of the length of time, customers often focus on costs, sales and channel.

This report suggests that policies could do more both to bear down on costs and support a UK based industry.

Most of the technology for passenger vehicles, while promising, is still in the very early stages, and there are no estimates on costs.

To help retain its talent, Google gave all its employees a 10% pay raise in January, which put pressure on costs and alarmed some analysts.

Instead, it comes up with its own calculation of "normal value" based on costs in other "surrogate" countries.

However, for the time being, we hope that TEPCO will work to deal with compensation without having to pass on costs to electrical fees.

An even more intense focus on costs and [efficiency]. But it does not mean a lack of commitment to investment.

With their budget problems, it's not difficult to understand why California might choose to scrimp on costs.

In the auto business, Hyundai is a relative newcomer, a fact that helps explain its ability to compete so hard on costs.

In the longer term, if new EU members "cannot compete on costs, they have to compete on quality and innovation" , says Mr Verheugen.

Throughout the bill's consideration, Republicans focused on costs and access to credit.

But, with companies still very disciplined on costs, it isn't something for investors to get too worried about just yet.

The best way to get a handle on costs is investigating past large implementations at your company.

To save on costs, she splits the rent with a room mate.

Meanwhile, company officials continued hammering home the message on costs.

Tough economic conditions call for a brutal focus on costs.

With producer price inflation at 10% year on year in July and still rising, companies may increasingly seek to pass on costs to customers.

For new buildings, the immediate need is for further analysis of the impact on costs of the requirements proposed for 2010.

The need to meet regular payments imposes a discipline on corporate executives, ensuring they keep a lid on costs.

s also bear down on costs, and so money remains cheap while (core)inflation is safely confined.

That would cut down on costs and make the Astra even more profitable, especially with Buick's more premium placement and pricing.

Because of its impact on costs and customer service, cross-docking is becoming popular, especially among retailers.

Ironically Mr Prince has also come under criticism internally for being too tough on costs.

HP may offset the spending on the services unit by keeping a tight control on costs elsewhere.

But the more significant change, of which we have to take account, is the effect of changes in demand both on costs and on volume.

Work on costs control in analysis of costs costs control report and address any issues.

I really think this price is too high. A price has to be based on costs and the profit you want.

Deciding which to go for partly depends on costs, such as transaction fees, and market liquidity.

The 1Q 2008 financial results of Chinese listed companies surprised almost universally on costs, especially wage costs.

The outspoken President believes a bright future lies ahead for the Aquile, but insists he will always keep a close eye on costs.

Team up with a friend and cut down on costs.

With unemployment at almost 10 per cent, many food marketers are reluctant to pass on costs.

The survey is based on costs of over 160 items ranging from food and clothing, to domestic help, transport and utilities.

We spend about $100 billion per year on costs related to obesity alone.

Either way, they can expect dealers to pass on costs as their own capital requirements rise.

His client was making 9 times on costs!

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I hope that we can achieve a saving on costs AND maintain a high quality of code.

This keeps the lid on costs and at the same time encourages people to keep working (since annuity rates rise with age).

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