Sentence examples for has drawn up a restructuring from inspiring English sources
To get there, Seiyu has drawn up a restructuring plan that, for a Japanese company, is unusually rigorous.It needs to be.
"McKinsey has drawn up an excellent roadmap.
The Commission has drawn up an extensive and ambitious programme.
She had drawn up a strategy.
But she was also pushing a restructure of the ABC she has drawn up to put her stamp on the organisation.
As the Communication Workers Union prepares to announce on Thursday the results of a national strike ballot over pay, conditions and a potential restructuring of the business, Royal Mail has drawn up contingency plans that include drafting in up to 7,000 managers.
It has, however, drawn up a public care records guarantee.
It is understood Everton have already drawn up a shortlist.
The government, which is itself seeking help from the European Union and the International Monetary fund to handle its own heavy debt load, had hoped the court move would stave off the claims of creditors while Malev, a member of the Oneworld airline alliance, drew up a restructuring plan.
An Amtrak Reform Council was set up under the Act and has now drawn up plans for restructuring the railroad because of its failure to reach "operational self-sufficiency".
