Sentence examples similar to has gone through restructuring from inspiring English sources
Amid investor impatience with its performance, Coca-Cola has gone through extensive restructuring in the last year.
The TV business, which has gone through a major restructuring and content strategy shift, is understood to have made an operating loss of about £6m in the year to the end of September.
While Guardian News & Media has gone through a major restructuring and hundreds of redundancies, a third of employees still participate in payroll giving, down only 1% from last year and way above the national average.
"The company has gone through a significant restructuring over the last year, and it is starting to address customer needs and shareholder value," said Mark Davis, an analyst with WestLB Panmure.
Since then, the MOPH has gone through a major restructuring.
But since its Nasdaq debut in 2005, the company has gone through a complicated series of restructuring efforts, spinoffs and acquisitions.
But since its spectacular Nasdaq debut in 2005, the company has gone through a complicated series of restructuring efforts, spinoffs and acquisitions.
Since then the organisation has gone through an accelerated period of restructuring: jobs have been lost, contracts negotiated, financial reporting systems redesigned and a new business plan written.
"Lucent has gone through the bulk of its restructuring efforts, although the company is further reducing workforce expenses in order to reach profitability in a very challenging market in 2002," Lesieur says.
