Sentence examples for lead the restructuring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Inamori was asked by the government to lead the restructuring of JAL, which could file for bankruptcy next week.

The best way to ensure that is the case is for business to lead the restructuring necessary to ensure companies like this have a future".

Wallace was brought in as the chief executive last November by the plc chairman David Somers to lead the restructuring of the club.

Chief executive Jamie Buchan is to lead the restructuring and Southern Cross said he will work closely with all interested parties to ensure "that the welfare of residents and staff is maintained".

Still, some say that the rumours were one of the reasons why the party moved him, in 2000, out of the Bank of China and to the helm of another of the four state banks, China Construction Bank.The Bank of China was then already expected to lead the restructuring of China's banking sector, and political leaders may have felt that this should best happen under a different president.

Mr. Kubick comes from Morgan Stanley, where he had led the restructuring finance and asset-based lending capital markets groups.

On the other hand, some Air Canada creditors and employees have expressed disquiet about a "golden handcuffs" provision in the Trinity offer that would grant 1percentt of the airline apiece to Robert Milton, the airline's chief executive, and to Calin Rovinescu, who has led the restructuring.

During her tenure at Kraft Rosenfeld has led the restructuring and turnaround of some of Kraft's businesses in North America.

Joly, who drove the turnaround of the French unit of EDS (now part of Hewlett Packard) and led the restructuring of Vivendi's videogame business, said he wanted to focus on staying competitive heading into the biggest selling season of the year.

At Kirkland & Ellis, Mr. Sprayregen will again partner with Richard M. Cieri to lead the firm's restructuring practice, which includes 41 partners.

James Harris, founder and president of Seneca Financial Group Inc., a Connecticut investment bank that works with distressed companies, will lead the effort to restructure Telergy's business operations and financial obligations, the company announced this week.