Sentence examples for decided to restructure from inspiring English sources

Several of the Landesbanken have decided to restructure themselves; two announced a merger last month.

The company said it had decided to restructure because of the "increasingly complex" asset portfolio.

The Shearson announcement came shortly after Merrill Lynch & Company, the nation's largest brokerage, decided to restructure its broker compensation system.

"We decided to restructure the transaction to address the concerns from the Justice Department," the company's chief executive, Carlos Brito, said in an interview.

After a little common-sense triage, the Bears decided to restructure Singletary's contract and let the others sit out the entire season.

Lucas's lawyer, Gregory J. Hollon, had argued that Dan had failed to meet the terms of the agreement reached when the brothers decided to restructure the company.

In the most recent analysis (2010), the first two options of the Federal Government change from what they were in 2008, since in 2010, it is determined that if the Federal Government decides to restructure AECL, it will privatize it, and not sell only less than half of its stocks.

Based on this talk and what I'd previously learned about active learning, I decided to completely restructure my review sessions to center on group work.

The Societe Nouvelle d'Exploitation de la Tour Eiffel, the company that manages the landmark, has decided to temporarily "restructure the public reception and access areas of the tower" as part of celebrations marking the 120th anniversary, according to Serero Architects.

In his new role, he decided to further restructure Hulu's team and operations.

The Sara Lee Corporation has decided to retain and restructure its Champion Products business in the United States after earlier putting the unit, a maker of athletic apparel, up for sale.