Sentence examples for a major restructuring of from inspiring English sources

Last month President Vladimir V. Putin pressed his commanders for a major restructuring of the 1.2 million-member armed forces.

Mr. Seedman was the prime architect of a major restructuring of the way detectives and patrol officers did their jobs.

A major restructuring of the bureau has been under discussion since the early days of the Bush administration.

In late 1999, the agency began laying the groundwork for a major restructuring of its outstanding debt.

On Wednesday, News Limited also announced a major restructuring of its Australian operations, reducing its 19 divisions to five.

Still, both parties say they are pushing ahead with their efforts to explore a major restructuring of the primary system, although no decisions have yet been made.

"I find it extraordinary when we're talking of a major restructuring of the industry someone who is accountable walks away with these outrageous payments.

He alludes to a major restructuring of Gordon Ramsay Holdings in 2011 which afforded greater autonomy to the individual restaurants, taking pressure off central office.

But can Switzerland's skill base, and global demand for luxury watches, support such a strategy, or does it imply a major restructuring of the industry?

The Big Three achieved a major restructuring of their employee health care obligations, which had been a major cost burden on the companies.

• To the Editor: Mark C. Taylor calls for a major restructuring of universities that would permanently abolish academic departments and create "problem-focused programs".