Sentence examples for should be restructuring from inspiring English sources

In fact, technology investment is the place they shouldn't be cutting; they should be restructuring it.

If bad government undermines responsibility then it should be restructured.

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

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.

He said that government oversight of implants had to be reinforced and that European Union rules on regulating and monitoring medical devices should be restructured.

"The profit-making nature of GRG significantly undermines its position as a turnaround division, in which good businesses should be restructured and returned to normal banking.

Instead he said the commercial TV market should be restructured to cut the number of players and strengthen those that remain.

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.

Miguel del Valle has said that the TIF program should be restructured to ensure that money is flowing into "blighted" communities, the program's original intent, rather than prosperous neighborhoods downtown, which have received the vast majority of TIF dollars.

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.