Sentence examples for restructuring packages from inspiring English sources

The United States and the European Union accused South Korea of illegally assisting Hynix through government-backed financial restructuring packages.

By restructuring packages to include payments based on company performance after they've left the company, the CEO's own interests are kept aligned with those of the shareholders.

The carrier has proposed a restructuring package for the $570 million debt that it hopes to complete by Dec. 15 to avert falling into default.

At present, national governments are not permitted to grant restructuring aid to a company more than once in a decade, but they can provide short-term rescue aid within 10 years of handing a company a full restructuring package.

The world's second-biggest chipmaker said that revenue in the second quarter could fall 14% short of target because phone and computer sales in Asia had suffered.Repairing FiatFiat unveiled its latest restructuring package.

Officials say the plan would be part of a broader effort to save Detroit tens of millions of dollars in health costs each year, a major element in a restructuring package that must be approved by a bankruptcy judge.

The charity, which received £3m in a government restructuring package a week ago, used part of its grant to pay overdue staff wages, a move reportedly against the conditions of the funding.

Spain's banks saw a €37bn restructuring package approved by the European Commission, while across the Atlantic there were signs of progress in discussions over the US fiscal cliff, the tax rises and spending cuts due to come into force early next year.

At the time of the abuse allegations were made Kids Company had agreed a restructuring package with the Cabinet Office, which would see the £23m charity halve in size and Batmanghelidjh relinquish the chief executive post.

On Tuesday it announced that it will defer 30% of its monthly cash rental payments from 1 June to 30 September 2011, creating what it called a "summer platform" during which it could agree a restructuring package.

Rather than a complicated technological fix, the software giant put a bounty of $250,000 on the heads of the writers of two recent viruses.Tyco said that it would shed 7,200 employees as part of a restructuring package aimed at slimming a conglomerate made unwieldy by the disparate acquisitions of Dennis Kozlowski, a former chairman.