Sentence examples for future reorganization from inspiring English sources

But he criticized the company's previous approach, saying future reorganization would be "better supervised".

And the United States would gain an ally in any future reorganization of the world currency system and the global economy.

Through a series of three case studies prepared by preeminent academics involved in their respective city's planning efforts, and an introduction by Turkey's most renowned urban historian and theorist, Ilhan Tekeli, the book studies the rise of these three main urban centers in Turkey and their roles in organizing the territory and its future reorganization.

Nazi planners were drafting an elaborate scheme, General Plan East, for the future reorganization of eastern Europe and the western Soviet Union, which called for the elimination of 30 million or more Slavs and the settlement of their territories by German overlords who would control and eventually repopulate the area with Germans.

For example, labelling the following themes "Ausbildung 4.0" (by which, in imitation of "Industry 4.0," we mean "VET 4.0"; Frey and Osborne 2013), Zinn (2015) picked out digitization, industrial automation, and interconnectedness as central themes for a future reorganization of learning processes in VET.

If the mechanisms are not firmly rejected, either explicitly or via judicial (or legislative) distinction or via a collective forgetting of the event among bankruptcy institutions, then future reorganizations in chapter 11 will be at risk, in ways that could potentially affect capital markets.

This unit, the Tribe, was based on geography rather than family, and was created to assist in future reorganizations of the army.

Osterman is also the author of Employment Futures: Reorganization, Dislocation, and Public Policy; Getting Started: The Youth Labor Market; The Mutual Gains Enterprise: Forging a Winning Partnership Among Labor, Management, and Government; and Change At Work.

They consider, e.g. size or complexity of insolvency Significant personal liability Austria (Konkursverfahren) Court Determine potential future usage (reorganization; liquidation) Creditors Variable, percentage of proceeds realized in the insolvency.

Significant personal liability Great Britain (administration procedure) Court Determine potential future usage (reorganization; company voluntary arrangement; liquidation) Creditors (under supervision of the court) Creditors decide about fix (time basis) or variable (percentage of proceeds) remuneration.

Therefore, the reorganization of an insolvent firm can be seen as a positive signal that helps the insolvency administrator be assigned to profitable future insolvency procedures.