Sentence examples for restructuring activity from inspiring English sources

NCUA is concerned about restructuring activity that pushes existing losses into future reporting periods without improving the loan's collectability.

He added that he "would have great concerns about the restructuring activity at this stage if Nick's steady hands weren't there".

The role that Glenn, the former United Biscuits chief executive who entered Wembley in a whirl of restructuring activity, imagined for the FA – a noble upholder of the game's standards – and led to its decision to cut Allardyce loose is no longer the case, if it ever was.

If a credit union engages in restructuring activity on a loan that results in restructuring the loan more often than once a year or twice in five years, examiners will have higher expectations for the documentation of the borrower's renewed willingness and ability to repay the loan.

We have seen some increase in restructuring activity in Europe and the US in recent months, off the very low levels of last year, and we expect more to come as companies around the world continue to deliver in a challenging economy".

These proceeds have been reinvested into a transformed portfolio of faster growth, higher margin businesses, stock buybacks and other restructuring activities.

BellSouth, said a "significant portion" of the charges would occur in the fourth quarter, when the restructuring activities began; the rest would probably be taken in 2001.

"These restructuring activities will enable a more competitive, sustainable cost structure for the new Hewlett Packard Enterprise," Meg Whitman, current chairman and chief executive of HP, told investors on Tuesday.

Sometimes this meant redesigning the solar equipment and sometimes this meant restructuring activities so that solar energy could power a client's needs.

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Similarly, we expect that managers who are susceptible to endowment effects are less likely to engage in significant restructuring activities (i.e., they have more difficulty letting go of underperforming assets).