Sentence examples for successfully restructured from inspiring English sources
US Airways wants $950 million in union concessions because the government expects to see that the carrier can be successfully restructured if it gets a guarantee.
Even if the companies successfully restructured all of their troubled loans, more than three million Americans still stand to lose their homes this year and next.
A National Audit Office report last week found that the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) had successfully restructured probation without major disruption to services.
The prime minister said companies protected jobs when they successfully restructured their businesses in line with prevailing economic conditions – and the government's hands-off stance was aimed at maximising jobs in the long term.
The administration is trying to put a happy face on its decision, arguing that the work of the tariffs has already been achieved as the industry has been successfully restructured.
Known inside Veba as a talented (if somewhat temperamental) manager, Meyer-Galow had successfully restructured Hls, in the mid-1990s.
G.M. said in a statement that it would "take whatever steps are necessary to successfully restructure the company" even if it meant a court-supervised process.
The voting will start June 12 and end July 14. "Our members are providing United Airlines with the means and opportunity to successfully restructure and avoid liquidation," said Scotty Ford, president of the mechanics' unit.
His legacy, and that of the union, could also could benefit, Professor Gregory said — if Chrysler and G.M. are able to successfully restructure.
You know, the one who has quietly and patiently gone about preventing a global economic collapse and successfully restructuring two auto companies.
In the S.E.C. filing, the carrier said that "in order to successfully restructure the company, alternative restructuring scenarios in the context of a judicial reorganization also must be considered," referring to the possible need to seek bankruptcy protection.
