Sentence examples similar to restructure this operation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schmidt was prodded by other Google executives to review and restructure the operation.

She helped restructure the operation and reinvigorate 137,000 employees in 17,000 stores.

While the new owners larded EP with far more debt than its peers carry, they also restructured the operation in some healthy ways.

Actually, Portugal is not the only European country that is scaling back its commitment to public broadcasters, or moving in other ways to restructure these operations.

Michael Noonan, the finance minister, announced plans to combine Allied Irish Banks and EBS into one institution, and to restructure the operations of Bank of Ireland and IL&P.

The various efforts to restructure and simplify operation, and remove costs, are plainly having an effect.

Earlier this month Johnston Press announced a fresh set of job losses as the company looks to restructure its newsgathering operation.

Nobody feels the need to restructure clumsy operations and excess indebtedness.

After years of efforts to restructure their operations, the major banks are still reporting huge losses.

The first is that firms typically restructure their operations in big, infrequent bursts, rather than with small, continuous adjustments.

Declaring that it was prepared to invest $100 million in this area by 2005, the company lured top performers from established New York agencies to staff a restructured New York operation.