Sentence examples for restructuring down from inspiring English sources

For starters, Thai courts do not recognise the concept of vexatious litigation, so Mr Prachai has been able to bog TPI's restructuring down in endless lawsuits.

The election's result will help determine whether the country manages to implement spending cuts and other economic reforms pledged last month in return for a €78 billion, or about $113 billion, bailout, and ultimately whether it can avoid a debt restructuring down the road.

The FT says it would be a mistake to take fright at losses and slow restructuring down - in other words, keep shrinking the Rock as much as possible.

It also expects to post a per-share loss of 22 cents to 28 cents a share, before restructuring charges, down from its previous forecast of a loss of 5 cents to 15 cents a share.

Podium athletes 6 Development athletes None UK Sport Mission 2012 progress rating Amber Phil Scanlan, performance director In the past year we have... regrouped, reorganised and restructured, cut down to five programme-funded athletes from 30 and taken on a new part-time performance manager after our funding was cut.

But for now, each country will be left in charge of restructuring and winding down banks deemed insolvent by the ECB.

The retirees say that the team of restructuring professionals winding down the firm are conflicted and beholden to Dewey's former executives, all of whom have landed at other large law firms and can reward the professionals with future business.

Restructuring costs were down £205m to £180m compared with the previous quarter.

So you need a broad enough return that you can afford lawyers and restructuring counsel down the road".

"As a result, Greece will get the necessary financing to push the debt restructuring further down the road," Mr. Stamenkovic said.

Excluding one-time items such as restructuring costs, write-downs and severance charges, the company lost 66 cents per share during the most recent quarter.