Sentence examples for being restructured for from inspiring English sources

The odd array of state-owned banks is being restructured for sale, one day: the first put on the market, last December, has yet to find buyers.

"It tends to justify the way the world economy is being restructured for the benefit of a small elite," said Raul Delgado Wise of the University of Zacatecas in Mexico.

Eastman Kodak is being restructured for the second time since 2003.

But the BBC did not obtain global rights to some of the Hendrix footage, so the episode was restructured for its American release with all mention of Hendrix excised.

It is ironic that an editorial page that once proclaimed that the American International Group "must be restructured for taxpayers to have a shot at recouping some of the bailout billions" (Aug. 12, 2009) and doubted that the company could repay its rescue would now say it is "not important" whether the government profited from it.

If G.M. and Chrysler are to be restructured, for example, while each member of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce looks to steer favors to his favorite parts supplier, a project that would be difficult in the best of circumstances will be doomed to failure.

He caught the majority of games in 1998 and 1999, but the coaching staff relied heavily on Joe Girardi, and when Girardi left for the Cubs as a free agent and the Yankees were restructured for this season, the front office took a calculated risk: it chose not to acquire another healthy veteran catcher to back up Posada.

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Already he has hinted that the cement division may be restructured for better returns.

Bloomingdale's, which Macy's owns, will not be restructured for now.

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