Sentence examples for Restructure from inspiring English sources

The restructure of ABC news after the Coalition's $254m budget cut led to the position of assistant chief of staff disappearing.

He is still considering options on whether a restructure on such lines is necessary.

Athletics, he warned, needed to restructure its calendar and improve how it presented itself to become more compelling.

Shocked staff were told at a meeting on Wednesday that Uechtritz had decided he didn't want to hang around after the restructure and was leaving.

Finally, Oxfam makes plans to cut 125 jobs in the UK as part of a major restructure of its operations – aimed at saving £7.5m over the next year.

At the time of the announcement, LVMH chairman Bernard Arnault said the restructure for Marc Jacobs would take two of three years.

If this means that the debt-to-GDP ratio will be higher than 120% in 2020, we devise smart ways to rationalise, re-profile, or restructure the debt – keeping in mind the aim of maximising the effective present value that will be returned to Greece's creditors.

But it also matters for any other country that needs to restructure its debt if it runs into financial problems.

She was made redundant the following year as part of a major restructure of BBC Worldwide.

Málaga had little choice but to restructure the club.

The changes follow Harding's announcement in July of a restructure of BBC news and current affairs which is undergoing wide-ranging job cuts likely to affect more than 400 posts.