Sentence examples for restructuring to take from inspiring English sources

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It took four years for TPG's restructuring to take hold — until about 2000, Mr. Lodi noted, "and since then we have an 85 percent reduction in defects from production".

C1 Simon Accuses Taubmans A. Alfred Taubman's family secretly conspired to use a 1998 restructuring to take over Taubman Centers, the shopping mall company, according to court documents filed by Simon Property Group, which is being prevented from acquiring the business by the Taubman family.

A. Alfred Taubman's family secretly conspired to use a 1998 restructuring to take control of Taubman Centers, the shopping mall company, according to court documents unsealed yesterday in a case brought by the Simon Property Group, which is seeking to acquire the business.

The twin disasters and ongoing financial woes "created a perfect storm for the restructuring to take place," said Azman Mokhtar, managing director of Khazanah Nasional.

This work describes how the code was converted from Fortran to C and then restructured to take advantage of GPU computing using NVIDIA's CUDA.

Nevertheless, there are dissenters, including some in Bertelsmann's own ranks.On November 6th, Bertelsmann gave details of how the company's music group will be restructured to take account of the bigger role that the Internet will play in the distribution of music.

In fact, Geagea said the Lebanese Forces under his command, which he estimated at 15,000 men but Western sources place closer to 10,000, is being "restructured" to "take the shape of an army". Emphasis will be placed on "unit structure" and officer skills through the creation of an officer training school, Geagea said, noting that the school has already produced 150 graduates.

"If the EPA is really restructuring programmes to take advantage of systems wide benefits … then that is just huge".

The latest source of disillusionment among investors was a deal late last month by the bank restructuring agency to take over a textile and engineering company, Texmaco, to recover $2.7 billion in debts the company owes it.

A spokesman for BayernLB confirmed that the bank was meeting with officials from the European Commission in six months' time, and that was one reason why restructuring had to take place along with the recapitalization.