Sentence examples for newly restructured from inspiring English sources

This is the second contentious decision the FA have made in recent weeks which has caused controversy ahead of the newly restructured Women's Super League.

The festivities highlighted Austria's stature in Europe historically, while the country's increased regional cooperation underscored its current role in newly restructured Europe.

Yet both the NHS Alliance and the report by NHS England – the quango overseeing the delivery of the newly restructured health service – say that the introduction of the 111 service has piled pressure on Britain's emergency units.

And the widely held view is that even the newly restructured and already deeply discounted Greek bonds will face another write-down once Greece runs out of cash again.

Suggestions that the bank restructuring could involve senior bondholders surfaced on Friday when The Irish Times reported that options being discussed included debt being converted into equity, or bond investors being given the choice of injecting fresh capital into the newly restructured banks or taking a loss.

In July 2014, the NIIED released the newly restructured TOPIK: TOPIK I and TOPIK II.

Dominick Stanzione, the hospital's newly appointed restructuring officer, said the buildings might become condos, but declined to estimate how much money the sale might bring.

One person who was at the meeting, who asked not to be named because the meeting was private, said St . Vincents newly hired restructuring consultant, Mark E. Toney, had suggested that as much as $20 million might be needed to stabilize the hospital.

Rock 'n' roll is "sadly missing in this newly merged, trimmed, refinanced, restructured, freshly scrubbed, wide-eyed, suited and tied record company".

Surely something for the restructured, newly omnipotent BFI to think about: the future of making cinema now lies in their hands, the future of showing it widely must be equally high on the agenda.

ESSA and a number of other offices were restructured into the newly created NOAA on October 3, 1970, and the USWB became the National Weather Service on October 9.