Sentence examples for restructuring and operations from inspiring English sources
The lenders would bring in a team of turnaround professionals and former Delphi executives to oversee the supplier's restructuring and operations.
The following case study considers the restructuring and operations of the sanitary company during a 3-year engagement of an institutional investor, which is assumed to start at the beginning of the year 2008.
Mr. Hartenstein, meanwhile, will devote more time to DirecTV's Latin America service, which has been going through a restructuring, and its operations in Japan, where DirecTV lags behind its rival, Sky PerfecTV.
However, the financials are sound, including strong cash flow that is supporting a $2 billion share buyback, and management has been restructuring and realigning operations for long-term growth.
Less than two years later, after restructuring and streamlined operations, Tyco closed its most recent quarter with just $1.3 billion in loans payable and $17.7 billion in total debt.
Yet, his businesses have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy – which allows businesses to find ways to restructure debt and operations without being liquidated – six times in the last 25 years.
"For most of these hospitals, it is only a matter of time before they hit a 'sudden' liquidity crisis and cannot make payroll without entering insolvency and being forced into restructuring their finances and operations".
Mr Guccione's General Media Inc - the publisher of Penthouse - filed for Chapter 11 protection at US bankruptcy court in Manhattan, looking to restructure its debt and operations.
The government would be in charge of restructuring those banks' finances and operations.
Although Italo only began operations last year, Trenitalia has spent years preparing for the opening of the market, and underwent a huge restructuring that improved efficiency and operations.
All across Detroit, tension is building as a state-appointed emergency manager prepares to take control of the city government on Monday and begin a drastic restructuring of its finances and operations.
