Sentence examples for a string of restructuring from inspiring English sources

Ford says that it wants to become profitable again by 2009 and is undergoing the latest of a string of restructuring efforts which, along with shedding 45,000 workers, could well include ditching Jaguar and Land Rover.

When management started to integrate the operations, it posted a string of one-time charges that were for restructuring charges and severance payments.

General Motors Reports 2005 Loss Of $8.6 Billion, Worst Since 1992 General Motors reported a $8.6 billion loss for 2005, the year it began its latest restructuring meant to reverse a string of losses and fend off competition.

Once the immediate worry of a string of bank failures has abated, Berlin and Paris should then go about the business of restructuring errant countries' bank loans.

Early in the 19th century, New York State had a string of bank failures, and Martin Van Buren, then governor, asked him to restructure the banking industry.

Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama has suggested that shareholders of JAL — the recipient of a string of government bailouts — would not be protected in a restructuring, which would be orchestrated by a state-backed corporate turnaround agency.

Since 1999, Michigan has implemented various measures to restructure the governance of the system, including a string of appointed emergency managers tasked with overseeing the district's finances.

Retail is one of the sectors most affected by the national living wage and a string of companies, including John Lewis, have warned that they could have to restructure their benefit scheme, increase prices, or cut jobs to pay for it.

Some bankruptcy and restructuring experts warn a fresh U.S. recession could trigger a string of failures to rival the one that followed Lehman Brothers, which in 2008 filed the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. history.

It has suffered a string of setbacks.

A string of Louisiana archetypes followed.