Meanings of managing costs in English

Central to these efforts will be higher crop yields and managing costs.

Slome's suggestion for managing costs: Buy a policy that is expandable.

A lower efficiency ratio means a company is better at managing costs relative to revenue.

A lower efficiency ratio means a bank is better at managing costs relative to revenue.

Barclays said managing costs, including pension costs, was a top priority in the current financial climate.

Plans include switching more fulfilment to the group's online channels and managing costs and cash closely.

ABB is carefully managing costs and working hard to convince customers its products offer value despite premium prices.

The Government could do a lot worse than take a crash course in the art of managing costs from Dell Computer.

The company said its team in Europe was also focused on managing costs, but that the restructuring was centered on North America.

The group is managing costs well, Taylor added: Our operating expenses line is down 30-40 million year-on-year.

We have got to do better in managing costs, she said, noting that would be a big challenge for the next administration.

That would end a troubled four-year period in which senior management has been focused almost exclusively on managing costs as U.S. auto sales slumped.

The solution to managing costs is getting bigger and acquiring more clients, which is exactly what Schwab could achieve by acquiring its smaller rival.

Colombian truckers joined demonstrations by transporters from Europe to Asia who are demanding help in managing costs as world oil prices soar to record highs.

They also signalled that future success may depend on managing costs at a time when markets are slowing but bankers are still demanding more money.

They are known for buying companies and ruthlessly managing costs, and have popularized "zero-based budgeting" in which all annual expenses are justified each year.