Sentence examples for hope of restructuring from inspiring English sources

"In the other direction, Chapter 9 loomed, and with it the realistic hope of restructuring the city's finances in a relatively short period of time".

While the Red Sox could still acquire Rodriguez for Manny Ramirez by surrendering their hope of restructuring his contract through deferral of salary, they have not shown an inclination to consider that during several intense weeks of negotiations with the Rangers.

Liberum Capital moved its recommendation from hold to sell, saying that the shares had recovered after May's dividend cut, partly buoyed by hopes of restructuring.

Perhaps the only hope of a deal might be in looking for ways of restructuring Greek debt.

One which continues to be in dire need of restructuring.

Some Bush advisers also hope to restructure the National Economic Council, which Mr. Clinton created to give his staff day-to-day control of economic agencies and policy matters.

Last week, he said G.M. was proceeding on a dual track, hoping to restructure out of court, but also preparing for a filing.

The power company has faced numerous allegations of corruption and is struggling with a $9bn debt that it hopes to restructure.

That regional orchestra is hoping to restructure.

In a statment on the company's Web site, President Clint Rivers Clint Rivers said Pilgrim's Pride was hoping to restructure and remain a going concern: "First and foremost, this does not mean we are going out of business.

Today the FTSE-100 gained 2.34% on hopes of a restructuring deal.