Sentence examples for restructured after from inspiring English sources

Lactalis's interest in Parmalat, which was restructured after a spectacular bankruptcy in 2003, comes soon after the Italian Bulgari family sold its celebrated jewellery empire to France's LVMH.

There was speculation about a power struggle within the Nigerian committee, about a number of people jockeying for position because the body was going to be restructured after the Games.

As well as owning state enterprises, the finance ministry might also gain more control over the assets held by IBRA, which could be restructured after a recent banking scandal.The outlook for rapid privatisations, therefore, is still far from clear.

The Lenovo Group, the personal computer maker, said its profit rose more than 600 percent in its latest fiscal year as it increased sales and restructured after its acquisition of I.B.M.'s PC unit.

Letwin said the charity could have carried on if it had been restructured after the removal of Batmanghelidjh as chief executive and could have carried on its work with children.

For many, that was just long enough to have missed, in some cases by a few days, the vesting requirements that were restructured after the labor dispute that interrupted the 1981 season.

Delta Air Lines, in fact, had made new international routes a linchpin of its efforts to restructure after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last year.

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They may, for instance, introduce a new skill grade to match the new technique but remove it in a grade restructuring after a few years when memories of the upheaval have dimmed.

And now it seems we'll never see her like again, with a planned but unannounced sequel being shelved by Sega due to restructuring after some pretty disastrous financial results.

In 2006, Sanyo issued ¥300 billion in preferred shares, each of which can be exchanged for 10 common shares, to the three financial institutions at ¥700 a share to help it restructure after a sharp downturn in earnings.