Sentence examples for restructuring of the city from inspiring English sources

Any restructuring of the city school system must be approved by the Legislature and Gov. George E. Pataki.

"It was the starting point for a restructuring of the city," said Klaus-Jörg Siegfried, the director of a museum of city history.

He worked with the great city planner Baron Haussmann on the restructuring of the city, including the improvement of drainage and lighting and the beginnings of the modern water-supply system.

Another success came with our restructuring of the city's hurricane preparedness plans.

And in a big restructuring of the city's textile industry, once the mainstay of its economy, some 220,000 workers were laid off last year.

The moratoruim was the key element in the restructuring of the city's debt which had been insisted upon in Nov. 1975 by Pres.

"In the other direction, Chapter 9 loomed, and with it the realistic hope of restructuring the city's finances in a relatively short period of time".

Steven Spinola, the president of the Real Estate Board of New York, told the commission members that although the idea of restructuring the city's zoning regulations was probably a good one, steps like creating new height regulations "would be too restrictive" on the industry.

That informality and sense of belonging to a club, in which the main sanction was the threat of being blackballed by your fellow members, largely disappeared with the restructuring (or rather destructuring) of the City that took place in 1986 – the so-called "big bang", from which both London's dramatic rise as a global financial hub and the collapse of 2007-8 directly stem.

The plan is intended to stem a potential exodus of banking professionals from the city during the restructuring of the financial services industry, which has been the city's economic engine for decades, and to speed the industry's recovery, which will take at least several years, officials said.

This year, San Franciscans have the opportunity to weigh in on who is going to be the city's next mayor, district attorney and sheriff as well as vote on a whole host of ballot initiatives ranging from bond measures to a fundamental restructuring of the pension system for city employees.