Sentence examples for going to be restructured from inspiring English sources

There was speculation about a power struggle within the Nigerian committee, about a number of people jockeying for position because the body was going to be restructured after the Games.

And so, I think ultimately many of those are going to be restructured.

Gibbs has encouraged the administration to proactively propose changes to Medicare and Social Security, since "entitlements are going to be restructured at some point".

"There's going to be restructuring to address that.

That seems largely because the company is going to be restructuring its sales teams as it "will move from three sales channels to two".

While we were preparing this paper it was politically decided in Denmark (and to almost the same extent in Sweden) that the entire public health care sector, the police, the taxation authorities, the universities and most other public research, the municipalities and the counties were going to be completely restructured and many employees moved around.

"It's only fair that if there is going to be a restructuring that now is the time for me to state my intentions," said Ms. Nicholas, who took the tourism job in 1999.

"The discussion today among those who run the game is going to be about restructuring and that's important because the difficulty of Scottish football has been lack of excitement and lack of competition on the field and that's meant fewer fans and that's led to a decline in money," he said.

We're now facing up to life in the Championship - there was always going to be a restructuring of all our staff and those changes can made now in the knowledge that we will be bringing in a new head coach".

"If three kids each get $20 million but it's an equal share of a $30 million house and the rest in illiquid stocks, they're going to be forced to restructure and sell at the wrong time," Ms. Racanelli said.

The announcement I was told was going to be about the restructuring of my department.