Sentence examples for performance restructuring from inspiring English sources

The sprinter, currently in Barcelona, discovered on Friday that Afilaka's role was under threat as a result of UKA's "performance restructuring".

A spokeswomen for UKA declined to discuss if Afilaka would be laid off during the organisation's "performance restructuring", details of which will be published next week, she said.

"This approach reflects the inaccurate assumption that organizational design does not matter for economic performance and that restructuring complex firms is a 'piece of cake' without the need for careful analysis or any significant economic consequences," he writes.

But it needs restructuring: poor performance in digital cameras is dragging down its more profitable medical equipment business.

A spokesman for Hyundai Securities said the executives wanted to accept responsibility for the firm's mediocre performance and assist in restructuring.

However, there are various, sometimes contradictory, conclusions about the performance of these restructured electricity markets.

Schools that repeatedly fail to meet federal standards are required to take steps to improve student performance, through such measures as restructuring the schools and replacing administrators, teachers and the principal.

MFI, which also has a business in France, has been restructuring to bolster its performance; product lines have been ditched, jobs cut and warehouses closed.

Kay also re-examines the case for restructuring executive pay so that it rewards long term performance of the company rather than the immediate dividend performance.

By restructuring the relationship with suppliers, both the social performance and the business can potentially benefit.

By restructuring packages to include payments based on company performance after they've left the company, the CEO's own interests are kept aligned with those of the shareholders.