Sentence examples for opportunity to restructure from inspiring English sources

In that sense, there's the opportunity to restructure industries or actually create entirely new ones.

"An institution with new leadership deserves to have the opportunity to restructure".

This would give him an opportunity to restructure and modify his behaviour, Maringa added.

We also have an opportunity to restructure our relationship with energy production through community control.

New York's painful fiscal crisis should be an opportunity to restructure state finances for the benefit of future generations.

In 2015 voters will have the opportunity to restructure the Parliament – maybe elect enough Green MPs for a proper Environment Secretary – Green MP Caroline Lucas, for example.

Mr. Olert said that the utility contacts social services when someone about to lose power requires life-sustaining equipment, like a ventilator, and that customers behind in their bills are given many opportunities to restructure payments.

The joint administrators said they would be working closely with the senior management team at the Caparo group to rapidly contact key customers and suppliers, with the objective of stabilising trading, while they assess opportunities to restructure or sell the businesses and their assets.

In general, turnover among mental health service providers is high, typically between 25 50 % per year, which, although detrimental for treatment access, implementation of evidence-based treatments, and quality of care, provides opportunities to restructure treatment program staffing relatively rapidly [ 39– 46].

Bolton said that if opponents of a human rights council succeeded in weakening the new body, it would be better to preserve the Human Rights Commission with all its failings until a fresh opportunity arises to restructure it, U.S. officials and rights advocates said.

"We're going to use that as an opportunity to further restructure the government and look at programs and departments we may need to eliminate.