Sentence examples for should restructure from inspiring English sources

The state should restructure its health insurance to bring it in line with other public-sector employers.

But Mr. Trichet rejected suggestions that Greece should restructure its overwhelming debt load, which is regarded as inevitable by many analysts and investors.

Those seeking change should restructure their companies so that they are owned by the workers, to allow for equal say and equal pay, and accountability for everyone.

Behind closed doors, they clashed over whether Greece should restructure its debt, forcing investors to take losses, and whether Ireland should make bondholders in its shattered banks share the cost of a financial rescue.

The premier, Colin Barnett, said the funding had not been tied to any economic reforms, despite comments from the federal treasurer, Joe Hockey, last month that WA should "restructure" its economy to receive more funding.

Unless we want to waste money prosecuting and imprisoning single moms like Debra Harrell and Shanesha Taylor, then we should restructure the system to favor poor families, not wealthier ones.

The state should also restructure pensions.

The chancellor should urgently restructure these thresholds in his autumn statement to avoid a bunching occurring at the £250,000 mark".

Following weeks of feuding between Germany and the European Central Bank over whether Greece should effectively restructure some of its debt by forcing losses on private creditors, Lipsky demanded an end to the argument, supporting the ECB against Berlin.

Should we restructure affirmative action so it pinpoints at-risk youth in Pasadena rather than Compton?

The group's first order of business would be to assess whether and how the government should "buy, restructure and resell underwater mortgages".