Sentence examples for orderly reorganization from inspiring English sources

Pence then noted that although the Obama Administration, to justify the investment, was touting G.M.'s rapid recovery, "most Americans know that it still would have been better if G.M. had gone through an orderly reorganization bankruptcy without taxpayer support".

It also asked them to approve what's known as a "prepackaged bankruptcy," basically, a plan for an orderly reorganization after the company files for Chapter 11.

He says that an orderly reorganization of the office will take place, with the three lost positions being consolidated into one new hire a forensic anthropologist.

A spokesperson for the law firm that is representing the rapper said in a statement to CNN that 50 Cent filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy "to continue his involvement with various business interests and continue his work as an entertainer, while he pursues an orderly reorganization of his financial affairs".

"It is striking that the world's leading investment bankers, noted for their cleverness and agility in advising clients on how to restructure companies and even industries however complicated, apparently can't manage the orderly reorganization of their own activities in more than five years," Volcker said.

To make an analogy to current affairs, the federally funded scientific enterprise in the USA is functionally bankrupt, and the only choice remaining is between an orderly reorganization, or, a disorderly collapse.

No private companies would come to the industry's aid, and the only path through bankruptcy would have been Chapter 7 liquidation, not the more orderly Chapter 11 reorganization, these people said.

If this phenomenon is more general, it suggests that relatively abrupt landscape reorganizations may be more likely than more orderly successions of change along environmental gradients.

Through an analysis of the initiation and earliest phases of transplant outgrowth over a finely spaced time-course, it might be possible to obtain an orderly reading of reciprocal epithelial and stromal signals that underlie stromal reorganization and ductal extension.

"The sustained healthy and rapid development of China's economy, further reorganization of China's telecommunications industry and gradual formation of orderly competition have resulted in a better environment for the company" Unicom's chairman, Yang Xianzu, said in a statement.

The authors consider definitively that complex GTCHC is a mechanism of structural reorganization in perturbed biological systems modulated through geometry and represent orderly spatio-temporal distribution of positive and negative electric discharges inside the system.