Sentence examples for restructured by the from inspiring English sources

But municipal affairs were hardly managed normally or restructured by the mayor.

The Kings County borrowings also didn't appear to have been restructured by the bank.

When their finances were restructured by the IMF - they were lent money to pay off what they owed - they simply sank deeper into debt.

Restructured by the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group III (APG III) botanical classification system in 2009, Pentaphylacaceae consists of three groups that were previously placed in different families.

The Eidgenössische Bank, founded in 1864 in Berne, had to be restructured by the end of the 1870s.

The announcement would come amid speculation that the company could be restructured by the Department of Justice if it wins its antitrust suit against the software giant.

The manuscript could be shortened, or perhaps restructured by moving the less central content to the (currently very short) Methods section.

The company is being restructured by its parent, the German home shopping giant Otto, and, following union consultation, its Bradford call centre, a warehouse in Peterborough and offices in Euston, London, will close.

Hakim believes London and the psychology of its residents—has been restructured by neoliberal ideology to the point where chemsex orgies are the only way many queer men find intimacy.

Jamie believes London – and the psychology of its residents – has been restructured by neoliberal ideology to the point where chemsex orgies are the only way many queer men find intimacy.

As previously mentioned, the two centers were created during the restructuring by merging smaller units.