Shoring

Excavation shoring Shoring of temporary excavations frequently requires a wall design which does not extend laterally beyond the wall, so shoring extends below the planned base of the excavation.

And overall, it's a very small part of our book, but the percent of increase is much higher as well as the overall market growth in Mexico, driven by near shoring.

Between focusing on company output and client needs and shoring up their organization by building a robust talent pool, tech leaders’ priorities are, understandably, torn.

Biden did not sketch out a plan for shoring up Social Security and Medicare that precludes benefit cuts of any kind.

October 24 - Bloomberg: "Xi Jinping made his first known visit to China's central bank since he became president a decade ago…, underscoring the government's increased focus on shoring up the economy and financial markets.

Shoring up the contract with the nation’s largest cable operator is important for Paramount Global’s long-term financial health.

Shoring up their underperforming line was a clear priority for the Patriots this offseason.

So if I am trying to automate a warehouse and you have re-shoring in the United States, you’re going to buy their equipment.

Stoltenberg said the 31 NATO allies were committed to shoring up Ukraine’s military, adding that taking back land occupied by the Kremlin’s forces would give Kyiv a stronger negotiating position if peace talks occur.

The underlying objective of U.S. re-shoring—reducing the vulnerability of the semiconductor supply chain to potential shocks—necessarily comes at the cost of Taiwan’s dominance over chip manufacturing.

They have great young receiving talent but the offensive line, as mentioned, needs some shoring up.

Ukraine also wants to embrace friend-shoring.

Also focused on the important role of middle powers in shoring up the Multilateral Trading System,” the WTO DG said in her tweet.

Biden countered with a pair of radio interviews aimed at shoring up his support among Black voters, who helped anchor his 2020 coalition.

But economists have warned that more direct fiscal stimulus aimed at shoring up domestic consumption is needed to restore full health in China’s economy as fears of a renewed trade war with the United States mount.

China’s securities regulator capped a week of measures aimed at shoring up wobbly financial markets by announcing it had punished dozens of people at one of the country’s biggest brokerages for insider trading and other crimes.

Companies are seeing strategic shoring as a way to improve supply resilience and operational agility, offering them the benefits of proximity, cost efficiency and access to resources,” said Jean-Pierre Trouliot, partner at KPMG.

Finally shoring up the crease has been a huge part of the equation.

In recent years, many Asian firms have been moving operations to Latin America, many to Mexico, part of a so-called near-shoring trend in the region, where companies move operations closer to the United States.

Some of it I would call reshoring, some of it I would call friend shoring, moving to economies like Mexico or India, which we're closer with.