Sentence examples for failed to restructure from inspiring English sources

Large swathes of Soviet-era industry have failed to restructure, and now face a growing challenge from imports as Russians' incomes rise and their tastes change.

Not only is it remote, short of water and too dependent on digging things up from the ground but, according to Mr Wang, poor managers at its state-owned enterprises have failed to restructure its businesses or upgrade its technology.

This has helped push the Nikkei 225 share index up by around 40% since March, when it hit a 26-year-low.Many firms failed to restructure seriously during the lost decade, especially after 2002 when record profits poured in from exports.

Saying that talks had failed to restructure financing for Bridge Information Systems, a provider of financial news and data, Highland Capital, an investment firm in Dallas and a minority investor in Bridge, has broken ranks with other creditors and has filed a bankruptcy petition against the company.

In an unusual budget-season joint appearance, the state and city comptrollers released their analyses of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's executive budget yesterday, and issued dire warnings of deficits, layoffs and service cuts if the City Council failed to restructure it.

Yes, the government has failed to restructure the financial system in ways which would reduce the likelihood of a similar crisis, and which strengthened those parts of the financial system that were actually doing what they were supposed to be doing--managing risk and allocating capital.

The International Monetary Fund has called the latest bailout deal unworkable, since it fails to restructure Greece's unsustainably high debts and is overly optimistic about the economic performance Greece will be able to achieve in order to pay down those debts.

They have failed to merge and restructure to reach world-class competitiveness.

"You won't catch us trying to nationalize one-seventh of our economy," Mr. Lazio said, a reference to Mrs. Clinton's failed plan to restructure the nation's health care system.

The company said yesterday that recent discussions with lenders failed to produce a deal to restructure its finances.

Governor Thompson said Mr. Bush wanted to provide federal money to the states as a "security blanket," to help poor people buy drugs if Congress failed to pass sweeping legislation to restructure Medicare.