Sentence examples for a thorough restructuring from inspiring English sources

Five years in the making, "The Light Princess," which opens Wednesday at the National's Lyttelton Theater, has faced challenges beyond its tone, including a thorough restructuring after a workshop in 2011.

Savings banks (cajas) are undergoing a thorough restructuring: complex mergers to cut costs have shrunk their number from 45 to 17.The biggest source of concern remains Spain's housing bust.

FRANKFURT — The International Monetary Fund said Wednesday that "the global economy has turned a corner" after the harrowing start to 2009, but that only a thorough restructuring of the financial system could prevent a return to crisis and pave the way for solid growth within the next 18 months.

President Jacques Rogge took the easy way out in Salt Lake City when he declared the pairs skating a draw, sending the French judge to the gulag, when he should have ordered a thorough restructuring of figure skating under the threat of suspension from the next Winter Games.

In particular, they may rue not having undertaken a more thorough restructuring of indebted companies, and of the banks that had lent them money.

Management said it will provide a more thorough restructuring update around the time of its June quarter earnings conference in mid-July.

The existence of the shareholdings also tends to inhibit the kind of thorough restructuring that Mr. Yanigasawa and others favor.

On June 21st the state of Saxony agreed to pump €300m into Sachsen LB, a beleaguered eastern German Landesbank created in 1992, because the local savings banks were too poor to come to the rescue.The public-sector banks could do with thorough restructuring.

Meanwhile, the pharmaceutical industry worldwide is undergoing the most thorough restructuring and consolidation in its history.

"With this thorough restructuring of the banking sector, together with the on-going determined implementation of structural reforms and fiscal consolidation, we are certain that Spain can gradually regain the confidence of investors and market participants," Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and Vice President Oli Rehn said in a statement.

Considering that despite (or because of) government protection, BMC is running aground after years of posting record losses, a thorough overhaul and restructuring of the BMC is needed, or alternatively BMC's monopoly should be ended and the beef industry market liberalized - whichever is in the best interests of the livestock industry.