Sentence examples for intends to restructure from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hollande has already made clear that he intends to restructure France's economic policies, attacking the country's deficit by raising taxes on the rich and big corporations while using government programs to stimulate growth and create more jobs.

The fund did not provide details of how it intended to restructure lending programs.

Ms. Olmsted had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in November, and said it was intended to restructure the business.

Ferrovial always intended to restructure the £9 billion it had to borrow to finance the acquisition in order to get more favourable repayment terms.

It said it also intended to restructure its underperforming AnsaldoBreda train-making unit with the aim of enabling "its gradual deconsolidation from the group".

European Union leaders reached an agreement early this morning on a package of changes intended to restructure the bloc's decision-making institutions and prepare the union to accept more than a dozen new members in the next decade or so.

A1 Europe's Leaders Reach Accord European Union leaders reached an agreement on a package of changes intended to restructure the bloc's decision-making institutions and prepare the union to accept more than a dozen new members in the next decade or so.

Software re-engineering consists of a set of activities intended to restructure a legacy system to a new target system that conforms with hard and soft quality constraints (or non-functional requirements, NFR).

The company had intended to restructure, but was unable to reach an agreement with creditors and lenders.

C1 Airline Seeks Loan Guarantee US Airways filed an application with the federal government seeking a $900 million loan guarantee for a $1 billion loan that it intends to use to restructure the company.

"Seeing more money allocated for job retraining, better unemployment benefits and other programs to address unemployment would be a clear sign that he intends to pursue restructuring," Mr. Bevacqua said.