Sentence examples for restructuring to address from inspiring English sources

"There's going to be restructuring to address that.

Mr Ballmer, who last month unveiled a restructuring to address the criticism, said in a statement: "There is never a perfect time for this type of transition, but now is the right time.

The company has said it plans a restructuring to address its £2bn of debt, and admitted its move from print to digital was taking longer than expected.

In a statement, Nortel Networks explained that bankruptcy protection would allow it to begin a "comprehensive" restructuring to address current challenges and strengthen the firm's long-term viability.

The church was among dozens closed in a 2004 restructuring to address the archdiocese's debt.

A few weeks ago, the Government Accountability Office added the Postal Service to its list of "high risk" federal agencies, meaning that it is in such dire straits that it needs "to restructure to address its current and long-term financial viability".

If Gingrich was willing to talk about how tax policy and corporate law could be restructured to address the worst side-effects of private equity, there would be some merit to his attack.

The legislative branch adjusted little and did not restructure itself to address changing threats.

The information obtained from this pan-European study should empower patients, their carers, clinicians and managers to improve lines of communication and restructure services to address the needs of this patient group.

"We decided to restructure the transaction to address the concerns from the Justice Department," the company's chief executive, Carlos Brito, said in an interview.

Fairfax proposed a dramatic restructuring on June 18 to address several years of declining circulation, including plans to cut 1,900 jobs, or about 20 percent of its work force, over the next three years.