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The format of the Scottish league is outdated and should be restructured with a 16-team Premiership to help boost football in the country, says the chairman of second-tier promotion-challengers Falkirk.

Care providers negotiated that training content around some high-level skills (e.g., wheelies and ascending steps) should be restructured with assisted, rather than independent, strategies.

When Mayor Richard Daley seized control of the failing public schools in Chicago, the city's parochial schools were taken as a model of how they should be restructured.Both charter schools and voucher programmes are increasingly popular with parents.

Schools should be free to set their own disciplinary regimes, with zero tolerance of bad behaviour; the exam system should be restructured to end the "stranglehold" of A-levels and GCSEs in England and Wales, which is failing pupils.

If bad government undermines responsibility then it should be restructured.

SWAps that aren't meeting expectations should be restructured or defunded.

Aware that the crisis is moving into a new phase, with the emphasis shifting from firefighting to working out how supervision should be restructured, America's treasury secretary wants to seize the moment.

As a first step, foreign forces should be restructured to deter and prevent the reconstitution of a terrorist threat.

Some people think that the Biennial has outlived its usefulness, and should be restructured, or maybe even discontinued.

The Community Development Financial Institutions Fund CDIFF) should be restructured to encourage small business lending.

The premise with which we started was that operational strategy oriented toward functional rehabilitation from meniscus injuries should be restructured and re-harmonized.