Sentence examples for restructuring again from inspiring English sources

Last April, the Dutch finance minister, Jan Kees de Jager, dared to raise the subject of Greek debt restructuring again, only to receive another blast from Mr. Trichet.

Now the nation's second-largest steelmaker is restructuring again, in a big way.

Alas, the GM structure is so convoluted that restructuring (again!) is necessary.

The analyst maintained a "sell" rating of GM shares on Tuesday, as did Banc of America's Ronald A. Tadross, who warned GM probably won't be able to afford to such a restructuring again.

In 2003 the country was restructured again, with previous divisions replaced by raione (districts), municipii (municipalities; including Chișinău), and Găgăuzia.

The eurocrisis is being blamed, particularly the report by Reuters this evening that Greece's debt pile must be restructured again (see 17.00pm) Brendan McDermid/ Reuters The tech-heavy Nasdaq is also down, around 1% lower at 2860 points.

Credit Suisse restructured again in 2004 under what it calls the "one bank" model.

Ireland participated in the competition until it was restructured again in 2009.

There were exchanges of land with the neighbouring urban districts of Wilmslow and Handforth in 1901, and the wards were restructured again, splitting Cheadle Hulme into north and south, and merging in Adswood.

As the company entered bankruptcy restructuring yet again, investors offered competing plans.

In the background, the probation service, which was once the world leader in tackling the causes of crime, has been sliding into a state of demoralised chaos - restructured, mismanaged, starved of funds, overburdened and now on the verge of being restructured yet again.