The suit, filed in a Florida state court against PricewaterhouseCoopers, contends that Coopers & Lybrand, a predecessor firm, "failed miserably in its duties" when it recommended restructuring steps that the company says proved to be highly damaging.
The study recommends restructuring library collections by increasing the number of agricultural textbooks and databases to meet the information use and retrieval needs of agricultural science students.
A UNICEF-funded study on Youth Councils recommends restructuring its system of governance to enhance and organize meaningful youth activities.
Patients recommended restructuring the presentation order, clarifying the wording of the clinical information, expanding the glossary of terms, and embedding additional "More Information" links.
For a fee of $95, Schwab is offering to make all the trades it would recommend to restructure a customer's portfolio.
A group appointed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo to recommend the restructuring of health care in Brooklyn urged last fall that the hospital curtail its operations in central Brooklyn and shift them to Long Island College Hospital's campus, in the upscale Cobble Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn.
The Naylor panel is expected by many to recommend a restructuring of research agencies, but whether it will venture so far as to recommend the use of procurement as a tool to promote science is uncertain, though Naylor himself once served on a blue ribbon panel that urged a complete overhaul of business innovation programs, on which the government now spends more than $5 billion per year.
Consultants might recommend changes or restructuring in areas that clash with organization's values, mission or image of itself.
Patrick Healy of The New York Times writes that she also "proposed several other moves to deal with foreclosures, like tapping two former chairmen of the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan and Paul A. Volcker, and former Treasury Secretary Robert E. Rubin, to lead a "high-level emergency working group" to recommend ways to restructure at-risk mortgages to help avert more foreclosures".
In a speech at the University of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Clinton proposed several other moves to deal with foreclosures, like tapping two former chairmen of the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan and Paul A. Volcker, and former Treasury Secretary Robert E. Rubin, to lead a "high-level emergency working group" to recommend ways to restructure at-risk mortgages to help avert more foreclosures.
