Sentence examples for proposal for restructuring from inspiring English sources

The government walked out of negotiations on 22 December, promising to present a new proposal for restructuring the mine's ownership.

She had tried to persuade the party to back President Vicente Fox's reform programme.See article: Uproar in Mexico's biggest political partyA committee representing some of Argentina's private creditors unveiled a proposal for restructuring the country's defaulted debt.

The remark in a television interview caused a political storm, with French politicians from a range of parties denouncing the leftist and often outspoken minister, who was discussing a German proposal for restructuring the European Union.

Microsoft and Carl Icahn made a joint proposal for restructuring Yahoo! which included the acquisition of Yahoo!'s search business by Microsoft.

Two goals are central to our proposal for restructuring the curriculum and the textbooks that support them (1) desegregation of evolution as separate "units" or chapters and (2) active integration of evolutionary concepts at all levels and across all domains of introductory biology.

The euro extended losses versus the dollar as European finance officials held an unscheduled meeting in Luxembourg where they may discuss proposals for restructuring Greek debt.

Bensel-Meyers is now president of the Drake Group, an association of professors and administrators that has devised its own proposals for restructuring intercollegiate athletics.

He answers with proposals for restructuring the tax code to attract businesses, creating a high-tech corridor in the Albuquerque area and promoting charter and magnet schools.

After 14 months of wrangling, and three sets of proposals for restructuring £2.3bn of securitised debt, pub landlord Punch Taverns still couldn't come up with an agreed deal with its bondholders.

More aggressive policing years ago might have pre-empted the dramatic and painful proposals for restructuring Wall Street, such as the break-up of firms, that are now being considered.Richard Grasso, the NYSE's chief executive, is getting his own costly education in securities law.

What are your proposals for restructuring Iceland's social security?