Sentence examples for restructuring financial from inspiring English sources

Special items for the most recent quarter included an $18 million credit related to the sale of Fairchild Semiconductor in 1997 and a $1.7 million credit related to restructuring financial reserves.

BBC political correspondent Ross Hawkins says the cities of London and Westminster are growing used to an archbishop who produces plans for restructuring financial services and a regular commentary on economic growth.

Recommendation 3: It is recommended that UNICEF continues its support to reviewing and restructuring financial allocation and disbursement mechanisms for ELSR to incorporate more equitable and efficient use of resources to expand coverage in ELSR.

Growth will be driven by rising personal incomes, corporate restructuring, financial sector liberalisation and the further development of a more consumer-driven, credit-oriented culture.

Without restructuring financial institutions' balance sheets and their operations, as well as their assets — loans to over-indebted households and enterprises — the economic recovery will suffer, and the seeds will be sown for the next crisis".

Hence, classifications are made according to "portfolio restructuring," "financial restructuring," and "operational restructuring" (Eichner 2010).

A new settlement means a progressive tax system, a restructured financial economy and a Green New Deal.

The law does make it possible for certain people to restructure financial arrangements, such as those who own luxury items like boats and vacation homes.

The report says ministers should have done more to acknowledge EMA's impact on participation, attainment and retention, before they decided how to restructure financial support.

Our overriding goal in restructuring our financial architecture should be that taxpayers never again have to save a failing financial institution.

The third part looks at the economic behavior of firms in the transition from state to private ownership and compares the effects of privatization, restructuring, and financial reform.