Sentence examples for city restructuring from inspiring English sources

Lewis admitted the coming budget and plans for city restructuring would be "painful" and predicted the city would go "up and down" over the next few years.

"Our response was we're open toward anything that helps the city restructuring, but that restructuring is going to take some time, and we can't say yes or no in a one-hour meeting," Vasin said.

The bids are part of a broad city restructuring agenda encouraged by the new council that started with Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer's election in November and Councilman Steve Mensinger's appointment earlier this year.

We're only five council people and we really do want the help of the community". The council recently voted to outsource more than 40% of its work force as part of broad city restructuring to lower pension costs and reinvest in capital improvements.

They are expected to cover how the city determined its budget projections, how the $5-million 5-millione budgap winl be bridged, a review of citherestructuring, a restructuring projection for the police department, and a five-year forecast, the release said.

Responding to the recommendations, the city restructured its program in February 2017, which allowed it to eliminate one full-time enforcement officer position.

Instead, the governor has proposed a task force to help cities restructure their finances and a new plan that would allow municipalities to push their pension costs into the future, the second such plan the state has produced in the last half-decade.

My brothers (below, far left, with me, my grandmother Lillian and my great-grandmother Anna) had to walk through metal detectors to get into South Shore High, now a failing school that the city is restructuring.

The firm was also named as the city's restructuring counsel earlier this week.

The Northern Powerhouse could end up not just rebooting northern cities, but restructuring how England itself is governed.

"It's the first time we've seen the clash of these issues," said Ms. Denniston, who works with other California cities on restructuring their finances.