Sentence examples for seriously restructure from inspiring English sources

You have to seriously restructure the army.

But investors would cheer a deal in which airlines seriously restructure their operations rather than glue them together, said James B. Lee, vice chairman at JPMorgan Chase, who has advised Mr. Tilton since he has been at United.

The one element of Dodd-Frank that will likely survive the Trump presidency is also the only aspect that seriously restructured the power relationship between government and finance.

This has helped push the Nikkei 225 share index up by around 40% since March, when it hit a 26-year-low.Many firms failed to restructure seriously during the lost decade, especially after 2002 when record profits poured in from exports.

The agreement was hailed in South Korea as a much-needed sign that at least one chaebol was at last taking restructuring seriously.

Indeed, Paul L. Volcker, the former Federal Reserve chairman who is leading a special oversight board with broad powers to make changes at Andersen, said that criminal charges at this stage would seriously complicate efforts to restructure and rehabilitate the firm.

Addressing them seriously will require a restructuring of the whole economy towards producing better-paid, more secure work.

As it happens, roughly 40 of the 51 closed-ends in the World Trust portfolio are either enmeshed in a restructuring or are being seriously pressed by outsiders to open-end or do some buybacks.

The governor will end up on the sidelines, says Mr Johnston, "because I don't think anybody takes his budget seriously".Still, by intertwining his budget with his restructuring plan, Mr Romney has put Democrats in an uncomfortable position.

prescribed a mix of radical economic restructuring and fiscal austerity that threatened to seriously prolong recessions in the region and leave millions jobless.

When the opportunity arose to serve in a leadership role in restructuring operations with the City of Detroit, I seriously considered it.