Sentence examples for from reorganization from inspiring English sources

"I want to see Enron survive and successfully emerge from reorganization," he said.

The results included $17.2 million in costs from reorganization at the Kaplan educational unit.

The owners insist they have no intention of closing publications, but the management making those assurances may not be in charge when the companies emerge from reorganization.

After G.M. emerged from reorganization last July, its operations in Thailand became more financially autonomous from headquarters in the United States, she said.

PARIS — Saab Automobile, the Swedish carmaker that is struggling to avoid collapse, is ending the agreement with the two Chinese companies on which it had been staking its future, leaving unclear its options to emerge from reorganization under court protection from creditors.

The later linear increase comes from reorganization and re-registration of primarily private units.

THERE has been a spate of deals this week involving agencies and companies that work with them, ranging from reorganizations to acquisitions to affiliations.

It reported a 1 cent a share in costs from its reorganization plan, from which it aims to save $1 billion per year.

The loan company Finova Group has emerged from bankruptcy reorganization after borrowing $5.6 billion from Berkadia, which was formed to bail out the lender.

The Lucent that results from a reorganization is likely to differ drastically from the company that became one of the nation's most widely held stocks after it was spun off from AT&T in 1996.

It has been theorized that these planes arise from stacking faults within the crystal or from surface reorganization.