Properly stage-managed and set in motion, the restructuring process can steamroll the union, peel away retiree benefits and dump pension obligations onto the PBGC.
2) For any firm, a restructuring actually set in motion, even if anticipated, can catalyze share price movement".
The restructuring process within the airline industry was set in motion eight years ago by deregulation.
Meaning restructuring, perestroika was the programme of reforming the Soviet Union's political and economic system that Gorbachev set in motion soon after he came to power in March 1985.
Even as I marvelled at how many great things he managed to set in motion within the first 24 hours – 24 hours!
This result suggests that the energy dissipation mechanisms set in motion within the chloroplast during winter hardening were effective.
In April, Otellini set in motion the most extensive restructuring in two decades for Intel (See "Scorched Earth").
Place cells "set in motion an entire field" within neuroscience, says Loren Frank, a neuroscientist at the University of California, San Francisco.
But the elections set in motion a process that will determine within weeks whether Mr. Castro, who has ruled since 1959, will stay on as Cuba's leader.
Secondly, we see that a thing that neither is in motion nor contains any motion within itself can be set in motion; e.g. inanimate things that are (whether the whole or some part is in question) not in motion but at rest, are at some moment set in motion: whereas, if motion cannot have a becoming before which it had no being, these things ought to be either always or never in motion.
Ideologically informed choices set in motion dynamics that encouraged more economic mistakes and heightened political tensions within the eurozone.
