Sentence examples for consider restructuring from inspiring English sources

A subcommittee was formed to look for a successor as well as to consider restructuring the negotiations unit.

It would continue to market and distribute books already in print and would consider restructuring options, according to a company statement.

He acknowledged his salary for next season — a shade under $5 million — could be prohibitive, but said he would consider restructuring his contract, or playing elsewhere.

Shares of the TriZetto Group and IMS Health Inc. rose sharply yesterday after the companies said they would consider restructuring their highly unpopular merger proposal.

Mr. Klein also suggested that Mr. Suozzi consider restructuring the county's debt, which costs the county about $300 million a year in debt service.

Mr. Allen, a co-founder of Microsoft, said that he would consider "restructuring transactions" that would lower Charter's debt, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

This summer, the theater considered restructuring its management, and Mr. Gennaro met with its leaders then, but no changes were made.

John Akers considered restructuring Big Blue along lines similar to Thermo before he lost his job as IBM's chief executive in 1993.

It is not yet clear whether the council is considering restructuring the security agency, or redefining its mission as it charts Egypt's path toward a freer political system and an eventual return to civilian rule.

He's reportedly considering restructuring social safety net programs into a new federal department with the word "welfare" in the name, hoping, perhaps, to evoke Ronald Reagan's infamous "welfare queen" dog whistle.

Not only has President Obama praised the robustness of Canada's banks, but recession-hit Ireland is considering restructuring its financial regulatory bodies to look "similar to the Canadian model".