Sentence examples for start restructuring from inspiring English sources

"If we don't start restructuring soon, in five years, there'll be no energy system -- it would be a catastrophe for the country".

The soft-spoken Mr Clark has won praise for his handling of that crisis and for being quicker than his rivals to start restructuring his firm in preparation for leaner years.

A good place for the Bush administration to start restructuring would be no longer to plan for a quick launching of thousands of nuclear weapons at our new "partner".

I started restructuring the company around '94, and I found out that you never stop.

In October, they warned the Bush administration of a possible bankruptcy filing and started restructuring.

Other countries in the region are facing the same economic challenges, but they started restructuring long before".

Benetton's share price rose, however, as sales of its clothing increased 9.5percentt, and it has already started restructuring its sporting goods business.

WHEN Argentina started restructuring its $81 billion-plus-interest billion-plus-interest billion-plus-interest as the bingest game of chicken in financial history: the government vowedefaultedimprove its offer, worth broadebt30 cents on the dolast monthbondholders promited never to accept it.

Nokia said today that its NSN business is now "fundamentally different" to the one it started restructuring two years ago.

They can start by restructuring their school budgets to automatically expand and contract with enrollment.

Obama should start by restructuring the federal budget to include a "capital investment budget" -- separate from PAYGO and the annual appropriations process -- which would be used for long-term investments in physical capital, R&D activities, and possibly human capital (education).