Sentence examples for before the restructuring from inspiring English sources

The banks were in trouble even before the restructuring of Greek government bonds opened up a €4 billion hole in their accounts last year.

The company's chairman, Lawrence H. Johnston, said that profit before the restructuring charge of $558 million exceeded his projection last spring.

Just before the restructuring of private-sector Greek debt in March, foreign investors owned 32 percent of the bonds outstanding, a higher proportion than what foreigners now own in Spain.

The booming economy helped extend that time, even as the authority acquired more debt; its current outstanding debt is about $24 billion, double what it was before the restructuring, including money for the 2005-9 caplanl plan.

Even with the Jefferson County Commission's 4-to-1 vote in favor of the agreement, a number of significant steps must still be taken by the state Legislature and other parties before the restructuring can close by the deadline of June 30 , 2012

Most Japanese forecasters are now talking about the possibility of unemployment rising to 8% or more from the current 4.8% before the restructuring process is over.

Talk to your managers about your concerns before the restructure actually happens/decisions are made?

While the real estate market remains weak in Dubai and growth is nowhere near as buoyant as it was before the crisis, the restructuring proposal is likely to give comfort to lenders and investors, many of which have forsworn the region because of the uncertainty surrounding Abu Dhabi's commitment to Dubai.

When Washington finally gets around to dealing with Fannie and Freddie, politicians will loudly proclaim that they will truly reform these entities to prevent another disaster: Regulations will be tougher than ever before, and the restructured companies won't be permitted to hold their own portfolios of mortgages.

The European Union has offered technical assistance to the Greek government before, most notably over the restructuring of its economic statistics agency.

Jurors in United States District Court in Wilmington, Del., deliberated for about nine hours before refusing to block the restructuring, which would move the Hamburg clay court event from May to July and eliminate it as a key tuneup for the French Open.