Sentence examples for general restructuring from inspiring English sources

Let's call for a general restructuring of the workday to serve human needs and desires.

In 1999, as part of a general restructuring, the Russian government renamed MAPO-MiG as the MiG Aircraft Building Corporation.

The fund, which will be used for scholarships and general restructuring grants, will be paid in part by surpluses from copper exploitation, according to the president.

In 1997 the Russian government formed AVPK Sukhoy by combining OKB Sukhoy with its production plant and several other affiliates as part of a general restructuring.

The DCMS set aside a £39m budget to cover "general restructuring costs" however the NAO said that given the lack of financial analysis "it is therefore not clear yet how realistic this budget is".

— CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE Chile promises to invest $4 billion in broad overhaul In the face of student protests, Chile's president, Sebastián Piñera, has announced a $4 billion fund meant to ensure higher education access for poorer students and general restructuring of educational institutions.

As industry and the Hungarian economy in general underwent restructuring and modernization during the early 1990s (including the implementation of privatization and the improvement of the quality of goods and services), some industries adapted more successfully to new conditions.

Why prop up Russia's rouble when other basket-cases, such as Indonesia, whose economy is bigger than Russia's, were blithely told only last year that their currencies were not worth supporting and that help should be directed at a general economic restructuring, not a bailing out of banks?

The numerous facets of corporate turnaround, resorting to general corporate restructuring research classifications, are clustered in a more detailed manner than those that merely rely on two commonly employed turnaround dimensions: "retrenchment" and "recovery".

This general economic restructuring reinforced the benefits of privatisation of forests.

In general, the restructuring process reflected the commitment of the state to engage local populations, while shifting from forest use to sustainable development of forest resources.