Sentence examples for chance of restructuring from inspiring English sources

If all of the secured holders would agree to the new deal, which would give them the cash in exchange for retiring about $6.9 billion of debt, Chrysler would still have a chance of restructuring out of bankruptcy court.

So yes Mitt, having the Big Three go bankrupt may lead to some "restructuring," but when you think about the local dealers, the suppliers, and all the businesses contingent on their success - somewhere between two million or four million jobs are tied to the domestic car business - your plan stands a good chance of restructuring our economy right into the garbage can.

Although the loans come with a strict set of conditions the chances of restructuring in a short space of time are not high.

financing also deprives Indonesia of the chance to restructure debts to the so-called Paris Club of international creditors, which includes the United States and Japan.

The players gave up the chance to make more guaranteed money under a longer extension, but maintained the flexibility of restructuring their contracts or entering free agency sooner than they would have otherwise.

One which continues to be in dire need of restructuring.

I also worry about the addictive pull of restructuring.

The subject rated the extent of restructuring involved in generating the solution on a scale from 0 (no restructuring) to 3 (full restructuring).

"Out of this awful situation Rangers find themselves in, there is a real chance to restructure the game and complete the final part of the McLeish Report.

"We are looking at this as a chance to restructure the whole aviation business in Iraq," said Ahmed al-Saadawi, an adviser to the prime minister, Nuri al-Maliki, and head of the office overseeing ports and airports.

Why shouldn't Greece be given a chance to restructure its debt, asks David Pontes in Jornal de Noticias, noting that Germany had 50% of its debt forgiven in 1956.