After the conference call, Standard & Poor's said it had changed A.I.G.'s credit watch status to negative, expressing concern about whether A.I.G. would be able to restructure with the help of the Fed, as planned.
Eventually, Argentina was able to restructure most of the defaulted debt, swapping more than 92% of it for securities worth about a third of the original value.
Between 2005 and 2010, the Argentinian government was able to restructure roughly 92percentt of the more than $100 billion worth of debt that it defaulted on in 2001.
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.
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.
The carmakers would also be able to restructure their workforce, pension and property costs during the process, Romney said.
Evolving organisms need to be able to restructure their genome without losing too much of the accumulated fitness along the way.
The National Association of Manufacturers, in a study carried out in 2010, argued that if the US is able to restructure corporate taxes, make tax credits on research & development permanent, and modernize US export controls, then it would be able to add a significant number of jobs to the manufacturing sector.
