Sentence examples for is now restructuring from inspiring English sources

Ford acquired Jaguar in 1989 and Land Rover in 2000, but is now restructuring its business around its more basic models.

With shares in many firms having fallen by over 99%, this looks like speculative buying in advance of an expected wave of acquisitions over the next year or so.Another hopeful sign was the $1.1 billion bid by Level 3, a long-distance-network operator, for Williams Communications, a bankrupt operator that is now restructuring its debts.

He is now restructuring his commodities business to pare a mountain of debt.

In addition, the data are now restructured and made available as a relational database.

Instead he is stepping up travel around the state, asking forgiveness for his lapses and announcing that his priority is now to restructure state government.

The online bank has racked up millions in losses for its parent and is now being restructured.

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They say that it should not attempt, as it is now doing, to restructure companies itself, as this can take years (and expertise that the RCC lacks) to complete.No matter how the RCC might be reformed, it will be unable to help solve the problem of Japan's bad loans until the banks themselves are forced to act.

MTS is now doing a restructuring, replacing its top management in the spring.

The present city profile traces the area's change from a peasant settlement to a major mountain city that is now undergoing major restructuring by globalization-driven processes.

His new directors included a principal in an accounting firm, the chief executive of a publicly traded restaurant chain, an adjunct professor of finance from Tulane University and a health care consultant (who is now overseeing the restructuring of Westchester Medical Center in New York).