Sentence examples for deeper restructuring from inspiring English sources

But other changes involve a deeper restructuring of the academy.

And a standstill may buy time for the deeper restructuring that Dubai World undoubtedly needs.

With European governments now moving to recapitalize their banks, Greece's private bank creditors should be pressed to accept deeper restructuring deals on existing Greek debt.

But from time to time, ugly protectionism is sure to flare up again.Take it gentlyA sudden increase in global competition could force faster and deeper restructuring in rich countries.

While Pearson is still saying 2015 will be a growth year, the deeper restructuring charges - similar to what we have seen in other media sectors in the past that have been structurally challenged - suggest the structural pressures are accelerating.

"The difference is Peltz is looking for a much deeper restructuring than the directors and management of Heinz are willing to do," analyst Matthew Kaufler said in a recent media report.

Germany insists on a deep restructuring – at least a 50% "haircut" for bondholders – whereas the European Central Bank insists that any debt restructuring must be voluntary.

Adaptation to the European Higher Education Area EHEAA) is going to involve a deep restructuring of university teaching regarding curriculum design, learning methodologies and assessment models ("Competences").

Financial stabilisation is not enough to ensure robust recovery; these economies still need deep restructuring.A debt threatThe most basic need is for capital.

But one-time expenses associated with a deep restructuring begun last year widened the airline's net loss to €1.19 billion from €809 million in 2011.

President Andrej Kiska had said that Slovakia needed either a deep restructuring of the government or new elections, and for several days it seemed that elections would result.