Sentence examples for has begun restructuring from inspiring English sources

Under pressure from creditors, American Skiing has begun restructuring, including selling some assets.

Calderón has begun restructuring Mexico's state police forces as well, along the lines of the reforms he made to the federal police.

Small business owners "have begun restructuring their businesses, reducing their employees' hours, for example, or trimming their total head counts to fewer than 50 full-time workers," according to the Wall Street Journal's Sarah E. Needleman and Angus Loten.

It has begun the "restructuring" that justified similar austerity in western countries (notably Britain) in the 1980s.

The utility has begun a restructuring program that involves the sale or merger of subsidiaries and that, by official accounts, would bring much-needed efficiency to the utilities industry.

It has begun to restructure the armed forces, removing officers who collaborated with the past regime and eliciting a formal apology for the 1992 coup.

Spain has begun to restructure its banking sector.

Not only has Spain has begun to restructure its banking sector, but it is already undertaking austerity measures.

Spain was overbanked, but it has begun to restructure, with many of its smaller, weaker banks merging or rescued.

In the meantime, Leonard has begun to restructure the internal organization some 300 people based in Boulder and another 150 to 200 in the field and repair NEON's tattered relationship with the ecological community.

Himmler envied the independence and power of the SA, although by this time he and his deputy Reinhard Heydrich had already begun restructuring the SS from a bodyguard formation for Nazi leaders (and a subset of the SA) into its own independent elite corps, one loyal to both himself and Hitler.