Sentence examples for properly restructuring from inspiring English sources

Prescriptions exist for using oil wealth properly, restructuring economies successfully and building stable institutions.

All these activities are, however, far less complicated than successfully launching a new economic policy, introducing new technology to an entire industry, or properly restructuring an institution's organization to meet new markets and demands.

Most likely represented by a two-athlete contingent, Iraq will be allowed to compete at the upcoming Beijing Games after the International Olympic Committee received a last-minute pledge that the country would properly restructure its national Olympic organization.

A raft of independent suppliers and industry experts reacted with anger to the final review, saying the CMA had "completely missed the mark" and wasted a golden opportunity to properly restructure the industry.

We are confident that an orderly and transparent Chapter 11 process will provide the Company with the opportunity to properly restructure its balance sheet and emerge as a stronger business, while also continuing to operate with no disruption to our customers, employees and vendors.

Jump starting the economy will only help if the financial system is properly restructured.

We feel properly enacted restructuring legislation will provide benefits to rate payers.

But it will probably not restructure properly unless it is privatised.

BP said Dabhol was a crucial piece of infrastructure that could play an important role in the development of the gas business in India if restructured properly.

Some industry experts said that having union representatives on the creditors' committee could make it difficult for United to restructure properly.

When Saddam's regime collapsed in 2003, Paul Bremer stupidly oversaw the complete dissolve of the Baath party and the Iraqi army, possibly the only two institutions which could have kept the country intact had they been properly managed or restructured.