Sentence examples for expected to restructure from inspiring English sources

Some employers also are expected to restructure the way you pay for coverage.

The new prime minister, Jhalanath Khanal, immediately called upon Nepal's rival political parties to support his administration and work together in finishing a new constitution expected to restructure the national government.

The new constitution is expected to restructure the national government drastically; create, for the first time, a federalist system of states; codify the relationship between the branches of government; and expand the list of official languages.

The Liberty Media Corporation, controlled by John C. Malone, withdrew an offer to buy the bonds of Telewest Communications, a British cable provider that is widely expected to restructure its debt later this year.

A survey by Reuters suggests that multinationals are already preparing  themselves, with nearly a third expecting to restructure their tax reporting operations before the new rules are introduced.

It is expected to be restructured and partially privatized by 2015 to help it streamline its services and better compete with other airlines.

The cuts are expected to increase restructuring charges from £10m to £15m.

Cigna said yesterday that it expected to incur restructuring charges of as much as $50 million next year.

It said it expected to record restructuring and other charges in the range of $55 million to $65 million in the third quarter to align its cost structure with its expected revenue levels.

Ziff Davis Media, the publisher of PC Magazine, said yesterday that it expected to have restructuring costs of as much as $275 million in the fourth quarter.

They are expected to approve plans to restructure several government departments as well as to amend some long-standing policies on the military, the virtual monopoly of some state enterprises and on individual freedoms.