Sentence examples for is expected to restructure from inspiring English sources

The new constitution is expected to restructure the national government drastically; create, for the first time, a federalist system of states; codify the relationship between the branches of government; and expand the list of official languages.

Some employers also are expected to restructure the way you pay for coverage.

It is expected to be restructured and partially privatized by 2015 to help it streamline its services and better compete with other airlines.

Mr. Obama is expected to propose a restructured tax code, but that important goal can only be reached in the context of raising more revenue to close chronic deficits.

The company is expected to unveil a restructuring plan later this year to possibly cut employment and costs in the region.

The chief of the company's European division is expected to detail a restructuring plan on June 28 that could include plant closings.

The RBS share price faces further pressure in 2012 when the bank is expected to undergo further restructuring after chief executive Stephen Hester unveils an overhaul of the investment banking business.

But before the lower house delves deeply into Mr. Putin's economic proposals, it is expected to complete his restructuring of the upper house, and that could come as soon as Friday, the Duma's deputy speaker said today.

The United States, which sees Yemen largely through the lens of counterterrorism, is expected to be involved in restructuring the military into what it hopes will be a more effective force against Al Qaeda.

While no legislation is expected to move this year on restructuring Social Security to create private accounts, Democrats assert that Mr. Bush has clearly committed himself to the idea and sooner or later will push it.

After the inclusion of Jaipur City in the Smart City Program, the city is expected to undergo massive urban restructuring.