Sentence examples for restructured in time from inspiring English sources

All this too, as far as the eye can see, will be restructured in time for 2012.

Last week, the I.O.C. said it was "very unlikely" that Iraq would field a team because its Olympic committee was not restructured in time to meet deadlines to enter athletes in various sports.

But having restructured in record time, it may be quicker off the blocks.

The holding company's shares are worth five times what they were when the firm restructured in 2003.

The company was restructured in 1992.

As I argue in my June 2011 book, molecular science reveals built-in cell systems for restructuring genomes in times of stress and challenge.

Such prepackaged bankruptcies typically allow companies to restructure in a relatively short time.

Although the loans come with a strict set of conditions the chances of restructuring in a short space of time are not high.

The camp was restructured several times in order to accommodate more POWs.

The best text on them is not to be found in a management book; it is in Winston Churchill's biography of his ancestor the first duke of Marlborough.Reshaping companiesThird, businesses will undergo more, and more radical, restructuring in the 1990s than at any time since the modern corporate organisation first evolved in the 1920s.

E.C.S.S. was restructured many times, including three separate times in the last three years, Ms. McGrath says.