Sentence examples for historic restructuring from inspiring English sources

"You don't undertake a historic restructuring of the enforcement division and bring a record number of cases if you're trying to curry favor with the industry," he said.

Even these numbers, though, do not convey the full ambition of the Republicans' agenda, which potentially involves a historic restructuring of the American system of government.

Even those numbers, though, do not convey the full ambition of the Republicans' agenda, which potentially involves a historic restructuring of the American system of government.

Ms. Harwayne is one of the school system's 10 new regional superintendents, a winner in the historic restructuring that is displacing the 40 local superintendents who managed the system for decades.

It warned that without a historic restructuring of the nation's intelligence agencies and a new emphasis on diplomacy, the United States would leave itself open to an even more catastrophic attack.

Since the release of the report warning that without a historic restructuring of the nation's intelligence agencies the United States would leave itself open to catastrophic attack, Mr. Kerry has seized on it at every opportunity.

It was taken over in 1999 by WorldCom, became tangled in a historic accounting fraud and was restructured in bankruptcy.

"We are putting forward proposals to the Treasury to review the historic investments to the project and restructure finances to give Hammerson enough comfort to buy up the remaining land in the development site," he said.

"We believe this is a sensible deal that will further enhance the management's historic track record of buying undervalued assets, restructuring them and selling them on to create value for shareholders," said Jonathan Jackson, head of equities at Killik & Company in London.

The economic restructuring that followed further undermined the historic foundations of trade unionism, exemplified by the collapse in the number of unionised workers in manufacturing from 7.5 million jobs in 1983 to 1.5 million by 2007.

Tuesday's vote at Hampden to restructure the SFA was viewed as a "historic" day by Regan, who will now take more control in a bid to streamline the disciplinary process and committee structure of football's governing body in Scotland.