Sentence examples for restructured state from inspiring English sources

The closed-loop system dynamic response plots are obtained for system state variables like angular displacement of quadrature-axis of the generator with respect to infinite bus, angular frequency of the system, voltage proportional to direct axis flux linkage ((E^{prime}_{q})), and blade pitch angle (θ 1), and its restructured state (θ 2) as illustrated by Figs. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11.

Market reforms have been most extensive in cities, where residents can freely buy and sell apartments, and the government has steadily restructured state-owned companies, shifting to a private economy.

These restructured state-owned enterprises, government officials, and intellectuals became part of private businesses with original party membership.

New York's painful fiscal crisis should be an opportunity to restructure state finances for the benefit of future generations.

Instead he is stepping up travel around the state, asking forgiveness for his lapses and announcing that his priority is now to restructure state government.

The best way to help exports, say analysts, is to speed up privatisation and to restructure state industries, such as mining and steel-making.

"This is part of the governor's ongoing and aggressive effort to restructure state government and reduce costs for taxpayers," said Josh Vlasto, a spokesman for the governor.

If money rolls in, he would weigh restoring property tax rebates, providing money to meet pension obligations, restructuring state debt and expanding prekindergarten.

In the Times interview, conducted last week, Mr. Corzine first brought up that proposal when asked about his efforts to restructure state debt.

In September, Mr. Davis and the Legislature approved several one-time economic fixes, including restructuring state debt and borrowing against anticipated revenue from the industrywide tobacco settlement of 1998.

When he took office in 1998, Mr. Zhu made ambitious pledges to bolster growth while radically restructuring state enterprises and banks.