Sentence examples for began to restructure from inspiring English sources

However, starting in the 1990s, Xuzhou began to restructure its industries toward higher technology.

In an attempt to remedy these problems, the government began to restructure the educational system in the late 1990s.

Major change came, however, when the third monarch, King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk (reigned 1952 72), began to restructure the country's government to share administrative responsibility, which formerly was his alone.

It was privatized in 1991, sold shares to the public five years later and was bought in 2006 by two private equity funds, Permira and Vienna Capital Partners, which began to restructure the company.

He said that as employers started hiring women, they began to see the benefits of temporary and part-time workers and began to restructure other jobs so they could be filled by contingent workers.

Mr. Smith died in 2004, and with the encouragement of her agent, Jane Gelfman, and her new editor, Elizabeth Schmitz of Grove/Atlantic, Ms. Chute began to restructure her mega-novel into self-contained, book-size chunks.

China was just beginning to restructure its state-led economy.

It has begun to restructure the armed forces, removing officers who collaborated with the past regime and eliciting a formal apology for the 1992 coup.

The army has been traditionally dominated by southerners: a UN peacekeeping force, which came in after the 1996 mutiny, had begun to restructure it to include all the ethnic groups.

"Bob Abbey's recent leadership on onshore energy reforms is exactly the kind of experience we need as we continue to reform and begin to restructure M.M.S.," Mr. Salazar said in a statement.

Soon afterward an activist investor attempted a hostile takeover, and the new CEO was able to navigate through the precarious situation, keep the company independent, and simultaneously begin to restructure in preparation for growth.