Sentence examples for structured to make it from inspiring English sources

"The deals have all been structured to make it possible for kids to drive out in a vehicle that they don't have to pay for for a year," said Ron Pinelli, an industry analyst with Autodata in Woodcliff Lake, N.J.

The document is being deliberately written and structured to make it user-friendly; it is also being crafted to allow Yes Scotland and SNP campaigners to use it as their bible and template for the next 10 month's campaigning.

If the S.E.C. decides to seek an admission of wrongdoing, the question then becomes how such an admission will be structured to make it palatable to JPMorgan while showing that the agency's resolution is a real break from the "neither admit nor deny" policy.

He says that the labs group itself was structured to make it feel like less of a conglomerate and more of a startup.

The story was re-structured to make it hypothesis-driven.

2) The manuscript was re-structured to make it hypothesis-driven.

Christie's, which has turned over to prosecutors information about possible conduct relevant to the investigation, recently changed its commission structure to make it more attractive for sellers to deal with it rather than Sotheby's.

The government is likely to put pressure on the FA to overhaul its governance structures to make it more representative and inclusive in the wake of a parliamentary select committee inquiry, submissions to which are due in this week.

Governments can create legal structures to make it easier to start worker co-ops or convert existing businesses.

But engineers have poured enough concrete underneath the structure to make it reasonably stable, even if the girders were removed.

We still don't know whether the women are seeking to overhaul their pay structure to make it exactly identical to the men's bonus-only structure.