Sentence examples for a radical restructuring of from inspiring English sources

They are loyal to Fox News and support a radical restructuring of the government.

In 1931, following a radical restructuring of the Moscow mathematical community, he was elected a professor.

But it is still a radical restructuring of how government services are delivered and administered.

The International Crisis Group, a Brussel-based lobby, has called for a radical restructuring of the state.

It has already reduced children's output and last year announced plans for a radical restructuring of regional news.

When contemplating a radical restructuring of Medicare, the doctor's maxim, "First, do no harm," should hold sway.

It is inviting comments on a paper calling for a "radical restructure of Health and Social Services".

The message is clear: as politicians become more partisan and less effective at governing, the electorate is ready for a radical restructure of our election system itself.

Hays, the support services conglomerate in the midst of a radical restructuring, was one of the biggest risers in a strong FTSE 100 yesterday after a leading broker advised clients to "buy" following a presentation by the company's chief executive-elect.

There should also be a radical restructuring and slimming of the education "establishment" which has myriad quangos.

And Mr Carney may not be entirely justified in implying that all of the UK's relative economic revival since the 1970s has been down to joining Europe; that period also, after all, had a radical restructuring and liberalisation of the economy, for which the usual shorthand is "Thatcherism".