Sentence examples for attempted to restructure from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Air France-KLM, the biggest of the three airline groups, suffered a year of perpetual profit warnings and strikes as it attempted to restructure.

Less than three years after the school opened, the Board of Education attempted to restructure it into a performing arts school with selective admissions.

After the imprisonment of its leader, PKK activities were sharply curtailed; the group underwent several name changes and attempted to restructure its image before resuming guerrilla activities in 2004.

Through catechisms, schooling, family and welfare legislation, norms for work, and standards for personal life, state and church attempted to restructure society in accordance with the goals of what has since been called the Protestant temperament.

In recent weeks, after a series of failures to pick up delegates and embarrassing distractions arising from the behavior of his top campaign aide, Donald Trump has attempted to restructure his senior campaign team.

He argues that the "masculinisation of computing" was a contingent social and political process that attempted to restructure what was at first thought of as a clerical, "mechanical" service – similar to those provided by secretaries or telephone switchboard operators – into a demanding intellectual discipline requiring intelligence and creativity.

Compensatory intervention techniques included providing intensive instruction and attempting to restructure home and living conditions.

These would collect loans from dud borrowers, and even attempt to restructure some.

The same government agency stepped in to help Japan Airlines last month as the carrier attempts to restructure.

Governments suddenly found themselves taking over failed banks, and attempting to restructure them or sell their assets.

The company, which employs 1,200, has been negotiating with creditors to remain open while it attempts to restructure its debt.