Sentence examples for approach restructured from inspiring English sources

This approach, restructured in the early 1980s at American Theater Productions, where he was executive director, led to increased subscription sales and a boom for the tour business, which nearly doubled its gross revenues from 1988 to 1991.

"Every employer, whether in the private or public sector, needs to approach restructuring with care, and recognise the need to show and treat staff with respect.

Frustrated board members and administrative staff often approach restructuring with a feeling of vengeance: the musicians are getting what they deserve.

So subprime servicers should take a more standardized approach: restructure all 2/28 and 3/27 subprime hybrid loans for owner-occupied homes in cases where the borrower has been making timely payments but can't afford the reset payments.

But, of course, in their attitudes toward government, their approach to social issues like abortion and gay rights, their economic philosophy and their approach to restructuring Medicare and Social Security, the differences are large and enduring.

Britain's approach to restructuring its electricity market differs from the United States method in several ways.

As a result, states like New Mexico, Nevada and Oklahoma are taking a much more cautious, incremental approach to restructuring their electricity industries.

Other states took a cautious approach to restructuring an industry that had been under tight government control for decades.

Mixed-income redevelopment has become a go-to approach for restructuring post-war public housing in advanced capitalist nations.

Mr. Lee said investors would be eager to participate in a merger of two carriers that took a serious approach to restructuring their operations rather than simply combining them.

The payment, which was made from debt service reserve accounts and a cash infusion from the island's general fund, is the first test case for the commonwealth's new approach to restructuring its debt.