Sentence examples for being restructured to from inspiring English sources

PATH was originally used in three communities in northeastern Nova Scotia, Canada in 1996 when the Canadian health care system was being restructured to a more decentralized system.

"We see more deals being restructured to target the local capital market," says Lawrence H. Sussman, a lawyer at O'Melveny & Myers.

The old posting system, in which a player could negotiate only with the highest-bidding team, is in the process of being restructured to give the player more choices about which team he can play for.

Larry Cohen, the communications workers' president, said in an interview Saturday that under an agreement reached Friday, the bargaining was being restructured to focus on major issues, with top Verizon officials indicating that there would be real progress in bargaining.

But that's beginning to change: an increasing number of wireless Internet-connected devices have built-in GPS and other location-finding technologies, and – just as important – the Web itself is being restructured to complement the actual geography around us.

In the first detailed examination of how Whitehall is being restructured to cope with the Brexit talks, the report says the cost is approaching £65m, largely due to the need to hire 500 extra civil servants.

Several years ago the library was restructured to do that.

The loans by which it did so have been "restructured" to allow delayed repayment.

Roads were restructured to reduce the growing number of traffic accidents between bicycles and cars.

For example, both sourcing and sales could be restructured to lie within a given economic bloc.

Mr. Nyman said the city government needed to be restructured to get away from bossism.