Sentence examples for restructured as a from inspiring English sources

In 2004 the festival's sponsoring organization was restructured as a foundation in order to increase the efficiency of programming and to attract investment from private partners.

A few years later Roller Derby was restructured as a contact sport with two teams, each consisting of five men and five women.

That rescue came after a government-appointed expert panel suggested that US-64 should be restructured as a bond fund; today, about two-thirds of its portfolio is still in shares.

That same year Airbus was restructured as a joint-stock company, owned by EADS (80 percent) and BAE Systems (20 percent), although the former became the sole owner when the latter sold its share in 2006.

Designed to promote "stronger emotional relationships with our belongings," these shelves are custom-made according to the size of their owner, and can be restructured as a coffin when life's last chapter has come to an end.

They have collaborated to memorably corrosive effect in earlier plays like "Stitches" (in which a disfigured girl becomes a trend-setting supermodel) and "One Woman Shoe" (in which the welfare program is restructured as a talent contest).

Increasingly, the Irish see the resistance to restructuring as a way to help outsiders, at the cost of their own recovery.

The two main issues it raised in Brussels at the time of the first Greek rescue plan debt restructuring as a prerequisite for future bail-outs and a tougher implementation of the rules governing public finances have both been addressed by the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), the permanent bail-out fund that should replace the EFSF in 2013.

So don't make it unnecessarily difficult by approaching the issue of restructuring as a last-minute solution.

Sales shot to $30 million, but the deal also launched union organizing drives that forced the business to restructure as a holding company.

(The very real concern: that pretty much every business would restructure as a pass-through, and the country would essentially run out of tax dollars).