Sentence examples for are expected to restructure from inspiring English sources

Some employers also are expected to restructure the way you pay for coverage.

The new constitution is expected to restructure the national government drastically; create, for the first time, a federalist system of states; codify the relationship between the branches of government; and expand the list of official languages.

Dragons is expected to restructure the business in 2018, but Jackman says the team is his only concern.

The cuts are expected to increase restructuring charges from £10m to £15m.

They are expected to approve plans to restructure several government departments as well as to amend some long-standing policies on the military, the virtual monopoly of some state enterprises and on individual freedoms.

The price-earnings ratio also may be overstated because corporate earnings are expected to surge this year, thanks to restructuring, shedding of unprofitable assets, layoffs and other cost-cutting moves.

Almost a third of mid-market leveraged buyouts - highly indebted acquisitions mostly made by private equity firms - are expected to fail or need restructuring over the next few months, according to Jon Moulton, founder of the private equity firm Alchemy Partners.

Since 2012, the company's lawyers have been negotiating a settlement with most of its creditors, and they downplayed the impact of the bankruptcy itself, telling the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington on Thursday morning that its businesses are expected to emerge from the restructuring in about a year.

Restructuring deals are expected to soar later this year and early next year, according to a recent survey by Debtwire, a specialist information provider.

Costs associated with a restructuring are expected to lower third-quarter earnings by $175 million.

"However, terminations will be necessary". Savings from the restructuring are expected to reach $94 million a year by 1994, Travelers said.