Sentence examples for drastic restructuring from inspiring English sources
French banks have repaid or will soon repay all the emergency funds they received from the state last year, while most German banks have yet to dispose of tens of billions of euros in toxic assets or undergo recapitalization and drastic restructuring.
But Indonesia is not alone in needing a drastic restructuring of its businesses, threatening labour unrest.
A drastic restructuring plan, implemented in 2009 by a new chief executive, Christoph Mueller, managed to stem the bleeding.
Under Mr Morchio, Fiat Auto began a drastic restructuring programme, its third rescue plan in less than two years.
Fairfax, meanwhile, has announced a drastic restructuring of its metropolitan mastheads, the Age and the Sydney Morning Herald.
Talks continued with unions over the submission of a written agreement guaranteeing their willingness to cooperate with drastic restructuring plans, which would entail large layoffs and pay cuts.
The panel, composed primarily of industry representatives in Canadian science and technology appointed by the council, makes six specific and drastic recommendations for restructuring research with the intent of increasing "the return to Canada on the investment in university research made by Canadian taxpayers".
At its best, the kind of change being bandied about describes a vestigial effort--a simple mopping up operation; a matter of a few alterations here and a few there; some fine-tuning and incremental adjustments, not a drastic overhaul or restructuring.
However, faced with the need for drastic corporate restructuring, 3COM closed Kerbango last year.For now, Internet radio and, for that matter, iBiquity's and Eureka 147's terrestrial digital audio as well are still years away from widespread use.
Moreover, above a critical threshold of heat wave duration, soil microbial communities may have undergone a drastic biomass killing and restructuring associated with a shift in physiological traits.
Detroit has taken drastic steps to restructure, as the C.E.O.'s noted in considerable detail during the Congressional hearings.
