Sentence examples for another restructuring from inspiring English sources
That will bring another restructuring charge, he said.
The announcement could portend yet another restructuring of Greek debt to stave off a default.
Another restructuring partner, Bruce Bennett, recently handled the sale of the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team out of bankruptcy.
On December 31st Dell announced another restructuring and the departure of some senior executives Mr Dell had recruited to lead his turnaround.
After another restructuring, libraries, museums and a range of other unrelated services were added to the remit of adult social services.
Don't be surprised if the result is another half measure, assuring the need for yet another restructuring, employing more investment banks.
Although the council has just completed yet another restructure, the budget will also strip a further $7.2m from its funding over the next four years.
Hours after appearing at the Senate estimates committee hearings in Canberra on Wednesday morning, ABC managing director Mark Scott quietly announced another restructure to staff, this one to create a big new regional division under Fiona Reynolds in Tasmania.
Are they working out their redundancy packages while firing off CVs, or are they planning another "restructure", which means more job losses and cost-cutting at our business-to-business magazine?
They have held jobs as management consultants and investment bankers (or both); one worked down a mine, another restructured a succession of companies.The four are quietly confident that their success will continue: "Stanford provides you with your global driver's licence," says one.
He described macrosystem changes in the industry he worked in, whereby large corporations were 'swallowing up' smaller and previously locally owned companies and organisational restructuring: We went through another restructure and they actually announced three months before that they were going to cut 25percentnt of the staff, so that sent everybody through the roof, particularly me.
