Sentence examples for measures to restructure from inspiring English sources

The budget contained measures to restructure the bank levy and introduce a new 8% surcharge on bank profits.

Since 1999, Michigan has implemented various measures to restructure the governance of the system, including a string of appointed emergency managers tasked with overseeing the district's finances.

And advocates of change are again calling openly, if delicately, for price liberalization, stock markets, housing privatization, property auctions and other measures to restructure the economy.

No amount of money can energize a recovery, Mr. Shirakawa has said, without measures to restructure and expand the real economy.

November 2009: Independent News & Media shareholders vote in favour of a series of measures to restructure its debts, as the board sees off a challenge from rebel shareholder Denis O'Brien.

The slowdown in the economy, and therefore in tax revenues, has now forced him to promise a cut of euro750m ($640m, about 0.6% of GDP) in public spending this year and to announce a batch of long-term measures to restructure government spending.Needed, no doubt, but not likely to win votes.

Any measure to restructure student aid will face close scrutiny from both parties.

Utility oversight: An L.A. city councilman wants a ballot measure to restructure the governance of the Department of Water and Power.

The measures aimed to restructure Washington's economy around measures to combat climate change — through either a tax on carbon or a market-based cap and trade system.

While well-intentioned, both measures aim to restructure loans, but without restructuring the underlying system that punishes educational aspiration with financial ruin.

Two ballot measures to radically restructure California's system of governance, both of which failed to get on the ballot in the past, look more likely this time.