Roger Bullivant, which has it's headquarters in Drakelow, is set to cut up to 95 jobs.
As its chief executive, he endured energy shocks and President Carter urging consumers to cut up their credit cards.
Under the Strategic Defence and Security Review, the Army is to cut up to 12, 000 personnel from 102, 000 by 2015.
He said she was "hysterical and screaming" and had a knife which she was using to cut up some leather.
Unions say they are considering industrial action over plans to cut up to 500 posts by the Bolton NHS Foundation Trust.
Without the incentive to cut up atlases, there are less individual maps around, which he says makes them increasingly sought after.
Hundreds of people joined a rally to protest over plans to cut up to 500 jobs at the Royal Bolton Hospital.
That averts a need to cut up to 1, 800 teachers' and counselors' jobs through attrition next year, schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott said.
They were probably used by hunters to kill reindeer, mammoth and giant elk and to cut up prey and prepare their skins.
Thousands of merchants are still not set up for mobile payments, making it more difficult for smartphone users to cut up their plastic.
Mr Doyle told the court that, on 30 June, Ms Rees had brandished a knife which she was using to cut up leather.
Although Cartier-Bresson used to cut up his own contact sheets, preserving only those that worked well as sequences or the best individual frames.
Professor Sue Black, an expert on dismemberment, said it would have taken the killer at least three hours to cut up the body.
Harman International this morning reported weaker-than-expected results for its fiscal second quarter ended December 31, and announced plans to cut up to 1, 000 jobs.
In my childhood home, once the tofu had been eaten, it was the custom to cut up the succulent kelp and eat it, too.
Derby City Council needs to cut up to a further 350 posts as it struggles with "mounting pressure" on its budget, it has revealed.
The pitch, which looked in fabulous condition at the start, began to cut up and so did not aid the footballing spectacle or the weary players.
The logic is that the more agreements the United States can sign that appear to compel the USSR to cut up vast quantities of armaments, the better.
Iran's major Asian buyers of crude that were paying into the bank also had to cut up to 20% of their imports in order to win exemptions from these sanctions.
Washington Redskins general manager Bruce Allen says it was pivotal to cut up film during summer breaks for his father, legendary NFL coach George Allen, or to attend every practice he could from the time he could drive.
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As was rumored last week, according to TradeTheNews.com, the deterioration of the global economy is forcing the company to cut up to 5, 000 jobs in research and development, marketing, sales, and other areas over the next 18 months, including 1, 400 jobs Thursday.
Robert Byrd of West Virginia allows senators to remove specific measures that are not directly related to the budget, and this could become a tool to cut up the legislation that does pass, leaving Obama with much less than he wanted -- and a party that is fractured.
Mr. LANCE CORCORAN (Chief of Communications, California Correctional Peace Officers Association): This is a guy that came in and promised to cut up the credit cards, to stop deficit spending, to stop budget stalemates, and he has utterly failed, I mean, to the point that he has absolutely no credibility.
Chief executives will be forced to look for ways to cut costs to come up with ROEs that are more acceptable to investors.
You want to cut it up to clean under your fingernails.
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Although the car-parts companies have been ruthless with their own suppliers a tour of the depressed jobbing shops in Tokyo's Ota district gives a flavour there is fat to cut further up the supply chain.
Looked at another way, it would be worthwhile for Kansas to cut overall tax rates by up to 26% (cut its tax take to 13.9% of GDP from 18.5%) in order to get an additional 0.24 percentage points of GDP growth.
This would aim to reduce journey times between Inverness and the central belt by up to 30 minutes and cut the journey between Aberdeen and Edinburgh by up to 20 minutes.
But alas, the team had to wait until his contract was up to cut bait.
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