Sentence examples for result in restructuring from inspiring English sources

The other actions announced on Wednesday will not result in restructuring charges.

The reorganization will result in a restructuring charge against first quarter 2002 earnings, the company said.

The Donaldson acquisition, which cost Credit Suisse about $13 billion, will result in a restructuring charge of about $850 million, the company said.

Waterford said its job cuts in manufacturing, retail and administration, which amount to about 14% of its workforce, would result in a restructuring charge of 60m euros (£36.9m).

It said the 3,700 job cuts, which will take place this year, would result in a restructuring charge of close to £500m in the first quarter of 2013.

Meanwhile existence of the external quantizing fields often results in restructuring of the energy levels, as well as creation of new selection rules during the process of the light absorption.

Lipopeptides easily bind to the bacterial surface bilayer and alter the local lipid organizational linking on negatively charged fatty acids resulting in restructuring of the lipid bilayer and prevent cellular processes (Horn et al. 2012).

Lipopeptides easily bind to the bacterial surface bilayer and alter the local lipid organizational linking on negatively charged fatty acids resulting in restructuring of the lipid bilayer and prevent cellular processes (Horn et al. [2012]; Mandal et al. [2013]).

Both acquistions cost billions in restructuring costs and resulted in the ouster of Ms Fionrina and Mr Apotheker.

(The shift did result in a restructuring and small reduction in Ustream's workforce earlier this year).

When built, a castle could result in the restructuring of the local landscape, with roads moved for the convenience of the lord.