Sentence examples for following the restructuring from inspiring English sources

Analysts said that it appeared G.M. was largely following the restructuring plan worked out with Magna.

In the 1990s Mr Yentob moved on to become controller of BBC1 and then director of television, before being appointed to his current post two years ago following the restructuring of the BBC by the incoming director general, Greg Dyke.

In 2012, pension funds, which were obliged under a law introduced in 1950 by the then king of Greece, Paul I, to keep a minimum of 77% of their assets in government bonds, took an €8.3bn hit following the restructuring of sovereign debt.

It's an interesting move for Kleiner that sheds some light on some of the questions we all had following the restructuring news.

That shortfall was compounded by CIHR's redistribution of its overall pool of monies, (following the restructuring of its programs), which Hendricks says "took almost half of the open, operating grants funds off the table for new investigators.

In the development of social history, although the intergenerational family relationship always has had an important influence on the individual and society, scholarly attention and scientific research on this topic only began following the restructuring of social structure (including family structure) brought about by industrialization and urbanization.

In the year following the restructured role and salary support for the teaching attending (2006 2007), significant improvements were noted in 8 of the 13 evaluation domains (Table 5).

In the year immediately following the restructured role and salary support for the ward attending, significant improvements were noted in the residents' perception of the quality of feedback and evaluation (OR=2.1 [1.2-3.7] [1.2-3.7]as the perception of the professionalism of the well astheding.

Other euro zone nations, chiefly Germany, remain reluctant, however, to approve a second debt revamping following the debt restructuring with private sector bondholders last year.

Argentina can already sell dollar-denominated bonds under its own law, as it did in the years following the first restructuring, when it issued eight and a half billion dollars' worth.

To determine the capacity and development needs, in relation to key areas of competency and skills, of the specialist public health workforce based in primary care organizations following the 2001 restructuring of the UK National Health Service.