Sentence examples for possible restructuring from inspiring English sources

Criticisms are made about poor communication, with earnest recommendations about better co-ordination and possible restructuring.

That led to buying by hedge funds hoping to profit on a possible restructuring.

KPMG, the accounting firm appointed as administrators, had previously been advising on a possible restructuring of Connaught's £220m debt.

The company remains in discussions with lenders and certain note holders about a possible restructuring of its capital, it said.

But for commodities further risk (particularly for margins) is apparent, potentially pressuring second half margins for the group and requiring possible restructuring.

Weaknesses: The budget; possible restructuring after the departure over the winter of its technical director; relatively inexperienced drivers, although they are fast.

Through an extensive, iterative process, duplicate or similar questions were combined and where necessary (and possible) restructured according to the PICO (Population, Intervention, Comparator, Outcome) format.

Under the proposed plan, MySpace would place all existing offices in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, France, India, Italy, Mexico, Russia, Sweden, and Spain under review for possible restructure.

The 10 offices which look to be ready to be cut under the "formal proposal" to restructure are: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, France, India, Italy, Mexico, Russia, Sweden, and Spain under review for possible restructure.

Greece would be booted from the eurozone, with the sweetener of a possible debt restructuring; this restructuring, the document went on to say, "would not be in line with the membership in a monetary union".

It's possible to restructure the banking system without being overly generous to bank management and shareholders.