Sentence examples for key restructuring from inspiring English sources

Strengthening the balance sheet – Aviva has suffered from perceived capital weakness relative to peers, so addressing solvency was set as the key restructuring priority.

Nomura has issued a buy note following the insurer's figures last week, saying Aviva was the key restructuring story in the UK sector.

Nomura issued a buy note following the insurer's figures last week, saying Aviva was the key restructuring story in the UK sector.

"We completed several key restructuring milestones in the quarter, and we remain focused on long-term growth and building value at our ongoing insurance operations and other businesses," Robert H. Benmosche, A.I.G.'s chief executive, said in a statement.

The proposed transaction, which achieves one of Kodak's key restructuring objectives, follows other recent major accomplishments that include an agreement for interim and exit financing for the company's emergence from its Chapter 11 restructuring, and resolution of U.S. retiree non-pension benefits liabilities.

THE MARKET AND THE PARTY Xu Hongcai, deputy chief economist at the China Centre for International Economic Exchanges, a Beijing think-tank, said party control was needed to push through the market reforms key to restructuring the world's second-largest economy.

The key to the restructuring is the involvement of financier Carl C. Icahn.

Patrick Cescau, Tesco's senior independent director who has played a key role in restructuring the retailer's board in recent months, said Allan had been appointed following a "deep and thorough process" and the board had unanimously agreed he was the right candidate.

Indian siblings Shashi and Ravi Ruia spent the better part of 2014 restructuring key holdings of their $39 billion (revenues) Essar Group.

The key to approaching restructuring is in managing as much as possible the efforts for internal changes, rather than being controlled entirely by external forces.

These authors argued as a working hypothesis that geological and tectonic processes might have played a key role in restructuring the mammalian communities by drastically remodelling the South American environments and climates.