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The holding company would be restructured into a bridge entity that can continue to provide financing to viable subsidiaries.

This post suggests that the Real Plan of 1994, needs to be restructured into a Real Plan II, and that given Brazil's current macro-economic and political crisis, there is no better time to do it than now.

Bertarelli said he would consider giving up some of the traditional privileges of the defender, including an automatic spot in the America's Cup match and the right to choose the site of the race, if the competition could be restructured into an Olympic-style event with a permanent governing body that would select the sites well in advance.

He loathes the idea of Sakai being restructured into a single administration, and this week published a book about his campaign against the diminished Mr Hashimoto.Failure to bring off the metropolis plan could lead to Mr Hashimoto's exit from politics altogether.

In the meantime, iBill's former president and chief executive has quit, and the business has been restructured into a new InterCept Payment Solutions division.

In September 2014 he announced plans to swap his minority stake in information technology company DigiCore for a stake in ConvergeNet, a South African tech business that's being restructured into a diversified holding company.

In most of the above-mentioned techniques, a power or magnitude spectrum (regardless of the related phase information) is restructured into a 12-chroma feature representation which depends on the frequency resolution of the STFT applied to the given music signal sequence.

In 2010, the corporation was restructured into a limited liability company and renamed Vietnam Airlines Company Limited.

The local council was restructured into a body headed by a Mayor and administered by Sheriffs and Aldermen; the Mayor also formally became Clerk of the Markets, but in practice the running of the markets was always delegated to deputies.

The Western Association of Schools and Colleges granted the school accreditation in March 1996, and later that same year, the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific was restructured into a university and given the name "Western University of Health Sciences".

In February 1987, OPCOM (subsequently Air Command) was restructured into a number of Force Element Groups (FEGs), large functional organisations that supplanted the earlier concept of all-powerful air base commands, to which all units on a base reported.