Sentence examples for a restructuring of a from inspiring English sources

A restructuring of a presidential press office is beginning to improve communications, and the lines of authority have been tightened in the last few weeks, giving more authority to Mr. de la Rúa's most trusted aides: Mr. Colombo, Economy Minister Domingo Cavallo and Labor Minister Patricia Bullrich.

The foundation, which has already made small grants to several research groups, was created last year in a restructuring of a charitable foundation that emerged from the ashes of a national network of research centers that had lost its government funding over a decade ago.

But divorce is no longer the end of a relationship; it's a "restructuring of a continuing relationship," according to University of Sydney law professor Patrick Parkinson.

But to restore civility, to reclaim team dignity, a restructuring of power is a must.

Marketization, then, often requires a restructuring of public governance rather than a reduction of it.

It is undergoing a restructuring of its own and faces a difficult choice on Alitalia.

"We want to see a restructuring of the approach, that they have a new business model, a new business plan.

While other European conditions may not require a restructuring of government debts, she said, "there is a pressing need to facilitate a restructuring of private debts, notably those of financial institutions".

That target was dropped earlier this year amid a restructuring of goals around a wider measure of life chances, also taking in issues such as debt and addiction.

At a time when some analysts say that a restructuring of Greece's debt remains an option, such numbers will be closely watched by investors.

His campaign focused on the issues of health care, a balanced budget, and a restructuring of the war in Iraq, which he had opposed from its outset.