Sentence examples for managed to restructure from inspiring English sources

Several other countries including Uruguay in 2003 have managed to restructure their debts without running foul of courts and creditors in the same way.

The government managed to restructure about 93 percent of outstanding bonds in debt exchanges that offered some 30 cents on the dollar in 2005 and 2010.

However, from 1967 to 1970 foreign minister Adam Malik managed to secure several agreements to restructure massive debts incurred by Sukarno from Soviet Union and other Eastern European communist states.

The country played according to the "rules" of financial markets and managed to finalise the restructuring rapidly; but the agreement was a bad one and did not help the economy recover.

Despite Mr. Rumsfeld's behavior, the NATO ministers managed to make striking progress on restructuring the alliance along the lines agreed to during a NATO summit meeting in Prague last year.

Oppenheim in Frankfurt said BMW had "constantly maintained an illusion that this can be blamed on the exchange rates.' "But the other manufacturers," he noted, "have managed to save themselves with restructuring measures".

And before he closed the door on his chairmanship, he managed to engineer a vast restructuring into debt forgiveness for many African nations that were staggering under the crushing blow of loans they have been struggling to repay.

GM's rival Ford Motor managed to avoid federal aid, and is planning to restructure its debt to steady its finances.

The smart ones managed to last a few months longer long enough to restructure or sell out.

Franklin Guidone, 37, a former managing director at a Dallas corporate restructuring firm, managed to win a reprieve from the banks by promising to sell off parts of the company, including Terraillon.

Thatcher just got the most attention (and anger) because other neoliberals managed to accomplish the same economic restructuring at only half the political and social cost.