Sentence examples for several restructurings from inspiring English sources

Since its founding, the company has undergone several restructurings.

Several restructurings are still in play that would be affected by the amendment's fate.

So Mr. David soon began the first of several restructurings, divesting ancillary businesses and slashing thousands of jobs.

In addition to meeting the payroll for its 14,500 employees, the company, which has undergone several restructurings, spent 89 million euros to service its debt.

Gateway, however, has continued to struggle despite several restructurings and after its renovation of its retail stores last year to compete with Best Buy, Sam's and other discount outlets.

"The real problem is capital shortfalls in European banks," said Whitney Debevoise, a partner in Arnold & Porter and a former executive director of the World Bank, who has been involved as a lawyer for countries and creditors in several restructurings.

Since the return of democracy, the country has experienced two hyperinflations, several defaults and restructurings of its debt, many large devaluations, periods of persistent high inflation, deflation, introduction of parallel currencies, and deep economic crises.

Restructurings by several poorer ones, from Uruguay to Belize, provide a legal case history for how to do it.

It is also the first to apply the theory to infancy and early childhood, to use the theory to provide a framework for understanding semantic development, and to demonstrate that language acquisition influences theory change in children.The authors show that children just beginning to talk are engaged in profound restructurings of several domains of knowledge.

Our members in the canteen have experienced a series of restructurings, leading to several redundancies and a total of three different employers in the space of less than 12 months.

Several SOEs have already announced restructurings that give outside investors a bigger role.Sinopec, a big energy firm, has said it will invite outsiders to invest in its vast petrol-station arm.