Sentence examples for it is restructuring from inspiring English sources

Covad is burning about $40 million a month and, while it is restructuring its debts, its fundamental business isn't changing.

It is restructuring its forces into brigade-size units and is revamping its mix of active-duty soldiers and reservists.

The company said it is restructuring its creative directors to incorporate responsibilities for fragrance and fashion into a single role in the wake of the departure of Nicola Formichetti, the creative director on the fashion side, earlier this month.

UK company Imagination Technologies announced today that it is restructuring its company.

Groupon, the local deals platform, reported Q3 earnings today that provided more details on how it is restructuring its business; and it also took the moment to announce that it has finally appointed a new COO, a role that has been vacant for the last two years.

The deal to supply 220 engines for 50 A380 planes will secure jobs at four big Rolls-Royce factories – in Bristol, Sunderland, Derby and Inchinnan, Scotland – but the manufacturer said that 2,600 jobs would still have to be cut from its commercial aerospace division, which it is restructuring.

Lucas van Praag, a spokesman for Goldman, said "we have no reason to believe that Dexia will not continue to meet its contractual obligations after it is restructured".

Dennis R. Washington, the chairman of the Washington Group International, one of the nation's largest construction companies, has agreed to lend his company at least $10 million while it is restructured under bankruptcy protection, Mr. Washington said yesterday.

"We have always been clear that more than one set of criteria is used in determining the future shape of the Army as it is restructured to become an integrated regular and reserve force by 2020".

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5 — Yahoo said Tuesday that it was restructuring its operations and shuffling its management ranks amid growing criticism in and outside the company that it had become too bureaucratic to compete effectively against nimbler rivals.

The Cendant Corporation said yesterday that it was restructuring its board to comply with terms of a class action settlement that arose out of accounting irregularities.