Sentence examples for benefit of restructuring from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lafley, the Procter chief executive, outlined for analysts yesterday the company's plan to continue to increase sales 4percentto6percentcent a year, without the benefit of restructuring charges.
The long-term benefits of restructuring pension systems are alluring to many public officials.
At IAG's third quarter results in October, the company said: "Iberia's operating profit increased to €162m from €74m last year highlighting its strong cost discipline combined with the continued benefits of restructuring".
That neatly sums up the exceptionally good monsoon experienced in most of India in 2003 and the benefits of restructuring at Indian firms.Heaven-sentLast summer's rains, the best for at least five years, followed an especially severe drought in much of the country in 2002.
Estimates of potential net revenue loss over the 12 days ranged from £60m to £160m, whereas the benefits of restructuring were put by some analysts at £60m a year.Such numbers are in any event small change compared with other losses looming over the company.
This inevitable wave of privatization will bring with it the added benefit of unleashing a corresponding wave of restructuring in what has become a grossly inefficient and bloated economy.
After decades of restructuring in retirement benefits and stagnant household incomes, this three-legged stool is broken, especially for women.
Any semblance of loyalty to employees has gone by the wayside as organizations did wave after wave of restructuring and cut back benefits including pensions and healthcare.
The total costs of restructuring ELS towards a composition reflecting the benefits to pollinators were then estimated, using prior data, at £91.4 £44.8 M.
Through rapid economic development, the government is hoping to grow out of the problem as the benefits of a restructured economy gradually spread.
Results were given an extra shine because of a settlement with Microsoft, a tax benefit and restructuring.
