Sentence examples for rigorous restructuring from inspiring English sources

Economists say this tradition may be prolonging the recession that has made Italy a threat to euro zone stability, by insulating the financial institutions from the rigorous restructuring they need if they are to resume the main role of banks: lending to businesses.

But even if the conference had been characterised by transparency, rigorous debate and radical restructuring, Fatah would still be facing its main challenges: defining the relationships between Fatah-PA-PLO; corruption; unity talks with Hamas; and confronting Israeli colonisation.

He said Germany's bank restructuring law included strong protections for taxpayers and rigorous oversight.

"The restructuring design of the Rockaways is geared toward providing a rigorous yet nurturing learning environment with a similar feel to that of an elementary school," said Kathleen M. Cashin, the regional superintendent.

The report proposes a radical restructuring of the nation's teacher-training system that would include rigorous testing in subject areas and the reduction of "cumbersome requirements not based on scientific evidence".

Economists say that regulators need to conduct a rigorous triage to separate healthy banks from those that need to be restructured and those that are mortally wounded.

"When the career loan program staff recommends a transaction for conditional commitment, closing or restructuring, the secretary must give final approval," Mr. LaVera said in an e-mail, "but only after extensive and rigorous analysis by teams of career federal employees and outside experts of the risks and benefits".

Training: Rigorous.

Restructuring looms.

Very rigorous?

Rigorous standards.