Sentence examples for able to restructure a from inspiring English sources

"That process will probably continue, even if they are able to restructure a portion of their debt or if they are able to get concessions from retirees".

The governor wants Puerto Rico to be able to restructure all its debt -- something the U.S. commonwealth currently can't do without Congressional approval.

But he was able to restructure his way to a turnaround at Pirelli in the 1990s, so why not try that at the phone company?

In our opinion, this is fundamentally wrong in any structure and is the principle reason why Scottish League Football has not been able to restructure prior to this time, a view St Mirren have held for some time".

"The real fundamental question is whether France will be able to restructure and make France strong and competitive again," Günter Verheugen, a former member of the European Commission, said at a conference in Warsaw this month.

Blockbuster has a fair shot at survival if it is able to restructure its debt, Needham analyst Charles R. Wolf tells Forbes, and could return to profitability once it closes its underperforming retail stores.

As a result of these gains, we've been able to restructure our Operations and have made the difficult decision to reduce the size of our teams in our four locations, even as sales continue their strong weekly growth.

Essentially, the foundation is assuming no one is able to restructure how they get paid to skirt the tax laws, which seems like a fanciful assumption.

But auto manufacturers should be able to restructure and survive, albeit through bankruptcy.

So the city chose bankruptcy in the hope that it might be able to restructure some of those pension promises.

The carmakers would also be able to restructure their workforce, pension and property costs during the process, Romney said.