Sentence examples for steps to restructure from inspiring English sources

Detroit has taken drastic steps to restructure, as the C.E.O.'s noted in considerable detail during the Congressional hearings.

Tim Sloan told a House panel that the bank had taken steps to restructure its sales practices.

In its recent annual report, the Bank for International Settlements lamented central banks being forced into loose monetary policy as politicians fail to take steps to restructure their economies for growth.

He promised further "decisive steps" to restructure the company, including the spinoff of failed units in Britain, where it paid 7 billion Australian dollars ($4.6 billion) to expand insurance operations.

Our reforms will strike an appropriate balance between making sure employees are engaged in decisions about their future and allowing employers greater certainty and flexibility to take necessary steps to restructure".

Companies such as Endenburg Elektrotechniek and MyWheels, also in the Netherlands, and the Terra Viva Group in Brazil have taken steps to restructure financially in an effort to ensure their sustainability.

"This transaction represents an important step to restructuring our interest in Houston Exploration.

A fall in the use of coal and air pollution were likely over the next three to five years as more urgent steps were taken to restructure the economy and preserve the environment.

But after a languid holiday sales season, the company's lenders grew worried about whether Toys R UsUs executives were taking steps drastic enough to restructure the business to allow it to compete over the long term, according to the people briefed on the matter.

But what of the current inferno?Some say that in the end a radical step may be needed: to restructure the debt of banks and governments alike.

SHANGHAI — China stepped up its effort to restructure its weakening economy on Friday by lifting some controls over bank lending rates.