Sentence examples for further restructuring of the from inspiring English sources

While Rusbridger is clear on his vision, he recognises that a further restructuring of the editorial departments needs to happen for this to become a reality.

In concert with further restructuring of the debts of places like Greece and Ireland, the continent's big banks are going to have to be properly recapitalized, possibly via a European version of the TARP.

The office's most recent quarterly report, released at the end of April, stated that embassy officials acknowledged "that those challenges may lead to the further restructuring" of the program "in the near future".

Though Trian vowed that its realignment strategy was not the pre-sage to a corporate breakup push, P&G fought hard and argued a further restructuring of the company would be an impediment to progress on its own multi-year change efforts.

On 19 June 2003, a further restructuring of the NATO military commands began as the Headquarters of the Supreme Allied Commander, Atlantic were abolished and a new command, Allied Command Transformation (ACT), was established in Norfolk, Virginia, United States, and the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) became the Headquarters of Allied Command Operations (ACO).

The Army Chief of Staff, General Edward C. "Shy" Meyer, called for a further restructuring of special operations capabilities, eventually helping to create the U.S. Delta Force.

Acknowledging that selling high volumes of computer connector cards through distributors may not fit with his networking business, Benhamou left the door open to a further restructuring of 3Com.

But a German finance ministry spokesman, echoing similar statements by Schäuble, denied that a further restructuring of Greece's staggering debt – this time by public creditors – was also on the cards.

At meetings scheduled to begin today in San Diego with officials of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, the four principal telephone trade groups plan to present a broad strategy for further restructuring of telephone rates.

"We will also look at a further restructuring of our commissioning teams to again reduce layers of management and overlap and offer our independent suppliers that same direct route into our senior creative decision-makers".

Through these institutions, the E.U., together with the International Monetary Fund, will have the capacity to further restructure the debts of the heavily indebted peripheral countries.