Sentence examples for subject to restructuring from inspiring English sources

For example, at the time of the study by Schaaff (2009), BAG mostly took over loans from banks that were subject to restructuring.

Moreover, this task may be subject to restructuring because of these technologies.

Numis analyst Mike Trippitt said the plans were a positive development subject to restructuring costs and the impact on the bank's capital position.

Since then they have been subject to constant restructuring and are now scattered to the organisational winds.

Obama would be forced to take "actions to get the government a dominant ownership position," and the banks would then "be subject to substantial restructuring and government control including the replacement of long-standing top management and long-standing directors".

Undertakings are subject to constant restructuring, new holdings, strategic alliances and friendly or hostile takeovers.

Blue bonds would be senior to red ones, which would be subject to an "orderly" restructuring in default.Such a scheme would be tricky to implement swiftly.

NB Promotion and relegation in Scotland is subject to any league restructuring which may be voted in by the clubs.

In this case, try to negotiate to restructure the mortgage.

In addition to the difficulties the country encountered in its effort to restructure the economy, Russia had been subjected to serious long-term environmental degradation during the Soviet period, the full extent of which became apparent only in the 1990s.

Behind it lies an ambitious project to restructure British society fundamentally by expanding the domains of our life that are subject to market forces.