Sentence examples for restructuring funding from inspiring English sources

In the past decade, digital scholarship has gone from being a quirky corner of the humanities to a mainstream phenomenon, restructuring funding landscapes and pushing tenure committees to develop new protocols for accrediting digital projects.

"The government is in the drivers seat in bankruptcy court due to the significant amount of restructuring funding provided to G.M.," said Gary Cloud, a senior portfolio manager with the AFBA Funds.

Restructuring funding, while crucial, is only one among a legion of solutions that academics, activists, and citizens consider.

Recently, it's been announced that at of the end of June, due to restructuring, funding will be cut to the Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL).

Among the billions of dollars available in restructuring funds, which the countries will keep getting until their GDP per head reaches 75% of the EU average, are portions for agriculture and small businesses.

The party leaders also demanded that the cajas present details of their merger plans by the end of June, which was also the deadline set to benefit from a 99 billion euro, or $127 billion, restructuring fund created by the government to help banks pay for merger-induced job cuts and branch closures.

This document, which was submitted to the WHO Commission on Intellectual Property, Innovation and Public Health (CIPIH) in February 2005 [ 28], does not exclusively address R&D for neglected diseases; instead, it aims to restructure funding for medical research and development entirely, whereby diseases of poverty are given particular attention.

Mr. Williams manages the Excelsior Value and Restructuring Fund, which owns about 275,000 shares of Donaldson stock.

Spain's central bank has already disbursed €12 billion, or $15.5 billion, from a restructuring fund designed to encourage the cajas, or savings banks, to merge and cut costs.

As an incentive, Spain provided a restructuring fund, worth as much as €99 billion, or $127 billion, to help banks pay for job cuts and branch closures.

Spain's economy minister Luis De Guindos has told a German newspaper the bank restructuring fund will need a maximum €62bn of the €100bn on offer.