Sentence examples for radically restructure from inspiring English sources
Both Republican plans would radically restructure the program, giving states limited sums.
But you don't radically restructure how the novel's distributed and not have an impact on its form.
The board also could draw on a shared fund to help close or radically restructure failing lenders after creditors and shareholders have borne some losses.
A report from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development argues that now is the ideal time for governments to radically restructure the entire education sector.
The board also could draw on the shared fund to help shut down or radically restructure failing lenders after creditors and shareholders have borne some losses.
Here's a very brisk round-up after another dramatic day: Cyprus's parliament will vote on new legislation on Friday morning that will radically restructure its biggest banks.
His central thesis that our current systems and processes for educating children across the globe need to be completely wiped out and radically restructured into structure-free, micro-learning outposts connected by broadband is radical, to say the least.
Globalisation is radically restructuring public institutions that fail to recognise and respond to the new power structures.
The reforms of Gregory VII and the movement associated with him, sometimes recognized as the most important reformation in church history, radically restructured the church and its teachings.
Barack Obama undertook, with widespread popular support, a "new New Deal" in which banks were re-regulated many effectively nationalized—and the automobile industre-regulated manyructureffectively
In the memo, Mr. Kvaal argues that Mr. Perry's tax plan "radically restructures the tax system and shifts a greater tax burden onto the middle class".
