Sentence examples for restructure to from inspiring English sources

They have failed to merge and restructure to reach world-class competitiveness.

By December, he was desperately trying to restructure to save his planned project as the value of his collateral fell.

"We have to be willing to restructure to make sure that we can sell what we build".

BBC News is to cut a further 415 posts and restructure to increase focus on digital journalism.

Eli said the other day he would be willing to restructure to create cap space so they could do a deal with receiver Victor Cruz.

The family went through an expensive restructure to ensure a takeover couldn't happen and created a holding company which controls 50.2 per cent of the group.

When Robert A. Eckert became chairman and chief executive in May 2000, he said Mattel would refocus on basic toys and restructure to cut costs.

Angola, Africa's top oil producer because of supply outages caused by militant attacks in Nigeria's Niger Delta, said in April it would restructure to increase efficiency and profitability.

The report, written by Wada's first president, Dick Pound, says the International Association of Athletics Federations must restructure to ensure corruption cannot go unchecked.

MIQE aims to restructure to-day's free-for-all qPCR methods into a more consistent format that will encourage detailed auditing of experimental detail, data analysis and reporting principles.

"There's going to be restructuring to address that.