Sentence examples for imminent restructuring from inspiring English sources

Others are just as worried about the impact of the imminent restructuring of the country's two most indebted banks.

The Spanish president was quick to deny publicly that he was planning an imminent restructuring of his government.

Imminent Restructuring of American Automobile Industry: The only question remaining with respect to the American automobile industry is what form its nationalization will take.

CNBC reported that the layoffs had been expected and were seen as an imminent restructuring under Project Titan's new leadership, long-time Apple veteran Bob Mansfield and Doug Field, Apple's former VP of Mac hardware engineering who rejoined from the company in October after a spell with Tesla.

The paper explores the role of oil infrastructures (upstream, midstream, downstream) in the light of the imminent territorial restructuring due to the Third Industrial Revolution.

By the end of the year, rumours will be rife of an imminent public-debt restructuring in Greece.

One source said that no decision on any restructuring was imminent.

Attempts by around 20 Chrysler creditors to stop the carmaker's restructuring and imminent sale to Fiat, infuriated commentar: "While they may have a technical right to derail the process what all should be asked to declare is what price they paid for the Chrysler debt, i.e. was it face value or a discount.

"Greece faces an imminent default and subsequent involuntary restructuring of its debt because the government has failed to perform as required under its fiscal and economic adjustment plan," Mr. Weinberg wrote.

Industry sources tell us that a major restructuring and management shakeup is imminent and CEO Jon Rubinstein may be replaced.

"We believe significant progress on the company’s portfolio restructuring announced in October 2005 is imminent and will likely result in a modest re-rating for Anglo," Lehman Brothers said in a note.