Sentence examples for restructure so that from inspiring English sources

Premvir Das, a former commander of India's Eastern Naval Command, says the availability of fast, powerful and accurate cruise missiles is encouraging forces to restructure so that they are better able to conduct, or support, land warfare from the sea.

Shares of beleaguered satellite telephone provider Iridium irid shot up on reports that the company is working to restructure so that it can avoid bankruptcy in the event it has to default on $800 million in outstanding bank loans.

It's trying to restructure so that there are less operations in Europe where rising wheat and corn profits are hurting profits, but by shifting the work to the U.S., it's also suffering from the relentless rise of the euro against the dollar.

I was trying to restructure so that I have patients report to records at the first room, then the payment point, then the clinician, then the other sections.

"It has to be restructured so that it can be sold.

The LGPS has been restructured so that higher earners pay more – with anyone earning above £78,700 paying 7.5%.

The community was restructured so that investors could benefit from a partnership that combined equity investments from private banks, state agencies and loans from federal housing authorities.

Until programs in developing countries and the international community are dramatically restructured so that they empower women, humanity will fail to end hunger.

With many mutual insurance companies restructuring so that they can issue stock, a debate over the ownership rights of policyholders has escalated, with billions of dollars at stake.

The package could be restructured so that only deposits in excess of €100,000 (£85,000) are taxed, the preferred option of Christine Lagarde at the IMF.

This new equity forms the capital base of the continuing company – meaning its obligations are restructured so that it is again solvent (meaning the value of its assets exceeds the value of its liabilities).