Sentence examples for in charge of restructuring from inspiring English sources
The government would be in charge of restructuring those banks' finances and operations.
But for now, each country will be left in charge of restructuring and winding down banks deemed insolvent by the ECB.
When and if the government takes over insolvent banks, wouldn't those government people in charge of restructuring the banks more than likely be former Wall Street people, the same people who couldn't keep the banks solvent in the first place?
Apparently, in his wisdom our Health Secretary and his escort of bureaucrats in charge of restructuring the NHS have come to the conclusion that the whole of Yorkshire and the Humber, the region with the fastest population growth in England, with around 5.3 million inhabitants, does not really need a Children's Heart Surgery unit.
Extensive contacts have occurred with interested parties," Lawyer Guy Lofalk, in charge of restructuring Saab, said in a court document presented on Monday to creditors.
He also promoted the face-the-facts Dalman, a Cypriot-born British investment banker, to Commerzbank's management board, alongside Martin Blessing, a dynamic 38-year-old in charge of restructuring retail banking.
Margaret Beckett, in charge of the restructured agriculture ministry, admits that mistakes were made, but insists this is largely the benefit of hindsight.
Tony McNulty, whom he replaces, had been put in charge of police restructuring because of his experience of local authorities and parliamentary affairs, he said.
"Bradlees and Montgomery are the edge of the curve," said Harvey Miller, who is in charge of the restructuring practice at the law firm of Weil, Gotshal & Manges.
Reformers hope that proposals to create a new section within the RCC in charge of corporate restructuring might speed up the disposal of bad loans: it should allow bulk sales and the securitisation of bad loans and property collateral.
