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The part of the sentence "it needs to be restructured" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to suggest that an idea or plan needs to be organized in a different or new way. For example: "This project plan has not been successful so far; it needs to be restructured."
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It needs to be restructured and expanded, though, before its London transfer in the autumn (under the Barbican's aegis, backed by the London Review of Books).
It needs to be restructured so all the Premiership games are first, then the cup games, then the Six Nations, then the other internationals.
But he said if we want to uplift the profession, it needs to be restructured to benefit teachers.
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He said: "We should get an answer, and if you think it [UPE] needs to be restructured, we do that".
The fact that Russia's debt -- much of it stemming from the Soviet era -- needs to be restructured at all is something of a puzzle.
The court, they said, needs to be restructured to make it a more effective check on executive-branch power.
Pro cycling needs to be restructured.
The health benefits plan needs to be restructured.
"The F.I.A. needs to be restructured and there needs to be more corporate governance," Stewart also said.
A common phrase in the current debate over the so-called fiscal cliff is "Medicare needs to be restructured".
A growing number of commentators have joined The Economist in banging on about how the debt of insolvent peripheral countries needs to be restructured.
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