Sentence examples for a drastic restructuring from inspiring English sources

But Indonesia is not alone in needing a drastic restructuring of its businesses, threatening labour unrest.

A drastic restructuring plan, implemented in 2009 by a new chief executive, Christoph Mueller, managed to stem the bleeding.

Under Mr Morchio, Fiat Auto began a drastic restructuring programme, its third rescue plan in less than two years.

Fairfax, meanwhile, has announced a drastic restructuring of its metropolitan mastheads, the Age and the Sydney Morning Herald.

Earlier this month, Warren East, who became chief executive in July, ordered a drastic restructuring of the group in an effort to cut costs.

But two years after a drastic restructuring, a chastened Future is growing again in the United States, this time with a twist.

In the final analysis, Los Angeles County government must undergo a more drastic restructuring, with an independent executive and a more legislature-like board that sets policy and oversees its managers but otherwise stays out of day-to-day county operations.

Mitsubishi UFJ, the largest Japanese bank by assets, also said that it would not rule out forgiving some loans to Tokyo Electric Power but that drastic restructuring would be a condition for its cooperation with the government in supporting the troubled utility.

Talks continued with unions over the submission of a written agreement guaranteeing their willingness to cooperate with drastic restructuring plans, which would entail large layoffs and pay cuts.

Talks continued with union representatives over the submission of a written agreement guaranteeing their willingness to cooperate with drastic restructuring plans, which would entail large layoffs and pay cuts.

Both G.M. and Chrysler must deliver plans to government officials by Feb. 17 to show they are pursuing the drastic restructuring actions that were required of them as a condition of receiving the federal loans.