Sentence examples for serious restructuring from inspiring English sources

And serious restructuring is almost impossible because it is stigmatised as "state planning".

But two things have got in the way of serious restructuring.

"This means a serious restructuring of the company," said Richard Bove, an analyst with Hoefer & Arnett, an independent research firm.

It should consider doing so only if Mr. Mori agrees to a serious restructuring of the banking industry.

But Darryl Jenkins, the director of the Aviation Institute at George Washington University, said $9 billion seemed to be the minimum amount necessary to begin a serious restructuring.

In fact denying the inevitable has undermined pledges about solvent governments.Instead of austerity and pretence, a credible rescue should start with growth and, where it is unavoidable, a serious restructuring of debt.

The other bet is that big Japanese companies have at last become serious about restructuring themselves, and will soon become more profitable as a result.

However, recent (admittedly small) disposals [equanet and Webhallen] increase our conviction that management is serious about restructuring/ disposing of these loss-making businesses.

Members of the U.S. administration here acknowledged the positive role China had played in bolstering growth and welcomed signs that the leadership was getting serious about restructuring the economy.

"The timing is significant because it demonstrates to the U.S. government that Chrysler is serious about restructuring itself into a viable company," said a report by the research firm IHS Global Insight.

By skipping the ministers' meeting over A350 financing, "I would have thought it would be some way of saying to the governments buying the A400M that they had better get serious about restructuring the contract," Mr. Aboulafia said.