Sentence examples for large restructuring from inspiring English sources

And there was a large restructuring of the economy associated with this shift.

The departure of Mr. Dunning, who took the reins about 16 months ago, will not result in an additional large restructuring, Mr. Stein said.

Industry experts gave Blackstone a proverbial pat on the back for being able to complete such a large restructuring when the economy was still shaky.

Lawyers tend to get paid per hour, so a large restructuring of a public company, with different layers of debt, may generate legal fees "into the hundreds of thousands of pounds".

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia is in the middle of a large restructuring, shifting from a media company to a merchandising enterprise, a process that will pinch short-term profits while the company plays for the farther shore.

And the abuse of large restructuring charges and asset writedowns to boost operating income has also come under regulatory suspicion.

A CSIRO spokesman said the agency was "undergoing a large restructure, including the loss of some roles and people, and we knew that was going to be disruptive".

To a large degree, restructuring succeeded in doing that.

By Daniel Ford The New Yorker, March 28 , 1988P. 61 REPORTER AT LARGE about restructuring the Soviet economy by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.

It incorporates many of the ideas that were at the forefront of Senator Bernie Sanders' campaign for Democratic nomination — like restoring the Glass-Steagall Act to break up the large banks, restructuring the tax code and end redlining — and is categorical about its demand forreparations.

The announcement is part of a larger restructuring by the News Corporation as it prepares to split into two separate publicly traded corporations.