Sentence examples for restructuring the cost from inspiring English sources
"We continue to believe that Mecom's operating model is the right one and progress continues to be made in restructuring the cost base and developing new revenue streams".
Analyst Simon Irwin said: After more than a decade of restructuring, the cost of sorting out legacy issues and investment in a growth platform is set to fade as both sales and margins accelerate.
The contract for the vessels was announced on 25 July 2007 by the then Secretary of State for Defence, Des Browne, ending several years of delay over cost issues and British naval shipbuilding restructuring; the cost was initially estimated to be £3.9 billion.
"The fact is that every pound the club receives - whether it's through loan fees, league monies, tickets, merchandise, sponsorship or programmes - buys us more time and gives us the chance to restructure the cost base so that the club becomes a more attractive prospect for a potential buyer.
This is, however, still dependent on restructuring the player cost base, which is a condition of both the existing offers.
"Time is not on our side, though, and we only have a small window to restructure the player cost base".
It taxes big, uninsured bank depositors to pay part of the cost of restructuring the country's two biggest banks while leaving the savings of smaller, insured depositors untouched.
JD also suffered £5.3m of exceptional charges including the cost of restructuring the wave of retail businesses it has acquired during the downturn – among them the Blacks and Millets group and online footwear business Cloggs.
Firstly, the MoD is to meet the cost of restructuring the naval shipbuilding business across Britain.
But the bank warned it faced a "tough year" ahead as it continued to deal with the cost of restructuring the business and expected regulatory fines.
Barclays said its profits were hit by the costs of restructuring the bank last year, including its withdrawal from certain lines of business, as well as legal costs.
