Sentence examples for new restructuring from inspiring English sources

With a week to go before the companies must submit new restructuring plans to the government under terms of their $17.4 billion taxpayer loans, negotiations with bondholders and the United Auto Workers union to reduce the companies' huge debt burden seem to be going nowhere.

A new restructuring deal for foreign holders of rouble debt is dangled, then withdrawn.

Three years later, Greece is in desperate need of a new restructuring.

The new restructuring involved putting off payments to the parent company for many years.

Google's huge new restructuring into a company called Alphabet seems to have been predicted on Reddit a year ago.

In March this year, the company dismissed its chairman, Pierre Bilger, and announced a new restructuring plan, Restore Value II.

In the quarter to March many state banks saw a spike in new restructured loans.

This operation was designed to support the implementation of a cease-fire agreement; protect UN staff, facilities, and civilians; support humanitarian and human rights activities; and assist in police training and the formation of a new, restructured military.

The latest proposal, submitted by Wagoner's government-approved replacement, Fritz Henderson, would give the government a fifty per cent ownership position in a new, restructured company, prompting dismay from those quarters that have been reliably dismayed at each Obama intervention in the economy.

The new restructured system, based on a hierarchy of specialized services that complement and coordinate their operations and using an integrated fare scheme, is compared with an optimized version (optimal frequencies) of the current one, a set of direct services, mainly based on the operation of independent itineraries, without fare integration.

In addition, the bank raised its projected cost-cutting targets under its "New BAC" restructuring initiative, predicting an additional $3 billion in savings by mid-2015.