Sentence examples for started restructuring from inspiring English sources

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.

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

"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".

Dubai officials have since made clear no such promise exists and have started complex restructuring negotiations between Dubai World and its creditor banks, primarily from Europe.

“Our luck in this terrible situation is that we started a restructuring plan more or less two years before [the crisis] happened; we are probably the only producer who was able to reduce costs by 1.4 billion euros ($1.8 billion) last year,” Streiff told Forbes earlier this month at the Geneva auto show.