Sentence examples for restructuring back from inspiring English sources

With Grexit reinforcing the ECB-induced bank run, our attempts to put debt restructuring back on the negotiating table fell on deaf ears.

We were definitely sad to see Nigel Barker get fired from "America's Next Top Model" during Tyra Banks' unfortunate restructuring back in April, but Barker seems to be a true professional and doesn't harbor any resentment.

And it tracks with the agency's own recent restructuring — back in May, USCIS hired Julie Kircher, the former executive director of the radial anti-immigration group the Federation for American Immigration Reform, to serve as ombudsman and work with immigrants hoping to obtain citizenship.

We're restructuring back-end elements of our direct message system.

To visualize the TF bases, each decomposed base is restructured back to the original size.

This patient refused the colchicine therapy and was suffering from very frequent FMF attacks and there is a possibility that at the time of sampling the microbiota was not restructured back to the composition specific for the remission stage.

However centre-back Nyron Nosworthy is fit again following an Achilles injury he picked up in March and he could join Hall and Bellerin in a restructured back-line.

Mr. O'Neill explored the idea of an Argentine-led debt restructuring backed by the I.M.F. or another multinational lending agency that would not require up-front loan commitments, for example, people involved in the talks said.

Despite the current Government's apparent attempts to bring the NHS to its knees through funding cuts, restructuring, and back door privatisation; the organisation is still one of Britain's greatest achievements.

The judge, Thomas Griesa, ruled Argentina could not pay the restructured bonds back unless it also paid more than $1.5bn to the holdout investors.

The move was blocked, however, by a US judge, Thomas Griesa, who ruled Argentina could not pay the restructured bonds back unless it also paid more than $1.5bn to the holdout investors.