Sentence examples for go through a restructuring from inspiring English sources

"Mitt Romney argued that instead of a bailout, we should let the car companies go through a restructuring under the bankruptcy laws," Mr. Fehrnstrom said.

It suffered major losses and had to go through a restructuring because of the subprime mortgage crisis and is no longer issuing insurance contracts.

"Varig could go through a restructuring period, but that doesn't mean it will become a state company," Mr. Wilson told reporters.

"To enable Opel and Vauxhall to have a long-term sustainable future, we do have to go through a restructuring plan, and that means taking out approximately 20percentt of capacity, and approximately 9,000 to 9,500 people," he said.

New Zealand law requires companies making any type of workplace changes to go through a restructuring process.

"Stanley Works is not going through a restructuring, it is going through a re-creation process.

"In 2002, Rwanda's national parks went through a restructuring process.

"We all understand that corporate America is going through a restructuring," he said.

Some of the hotels failed to repay the loans and went through a restructuring in the early 1990's.

It should also contain provisions for lending into arrears: lenders willing to provide credit to a country going through a restructuring would receive priority treatment.

Newcastle University went through a restructuring exercise nearly three years ago in which chemistry became part of the school of natural sciences along with physics.