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Retrenchment (French:
retrenchment, an old form of retranchement, from retrancher, to cut down, cut short) is an act of
cutting down or reduction, particularly...
- Peace,
Retrenchment and
Reform was a
political slogan used in early-19th-century
British politics by Whigs,
Radicals and Liberals. The
historian R. B....
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Retrenchment is a
technical term in fortification,
where it is
applied to a
secondary work or
series of
works constructed in rear of
existing defences...
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Retrenchment is a
technique ****ociated with
Formal Methods that was
introduced to
address some of the
perceived limitations of formal,
model based refinement...
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Retrenched Barracks was a
fortified barracks located at
Windmill Hill in the
British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar. It
stands to the
north of the...
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retrenchment in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Retrenchment is a
political theory.
Retrenchment may
refer also to:
Retrenchment (labour), a...
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service was the
United States Senate Committee on
Civil Service and
Retrenchment,
which was
established on
December 4, 1873,
following unanimous approval...
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Cooperative Retrenchment ****ociation. At the organization's founding,
Young set out his
vision for the
young women of the church: I
desire them to
retrench from...
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about the
retrenchment exercise. It was
reported that the
company would expect to
reduce its
Southeast Asia
headcount by 25%-50%. The
retrenched workers...
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Commission for a
redundancy payment reduction. A
layoff is also
known as a
retrenchment in (South
African English). In the UK,
permanent termination due to elimination...
