Sentence examples for supposed to restructure from inspiring English sources

In 1999, an accountant from a big international auditing firm was murdered outside a Thai sugar mill whose debts he was supposed to restructure.

AIG's new chief executive, Robert Willumstad, was supposed to announce a restructuring plan later this month, but moved it up because of the uncertainty surrounding the company.

The ProTour, which began in 2005, was supposed to start the sport's restructuring.

It sets out a host of goals — "a viable and competitive domestic auto industry that minimizes adverse effects on the environment," the development of new, energy-efficient "advanced technology vehicles," preserving health plans and pensions and jobs — but it does not say how those are supposed to figure in a restructuring of the industry that must be under way by March 31.

Exactly what this restructure is supposed to be about," he said.

The corrupt branch of the government (Material Management Service) that was supposed to regulate the industry was also restructured.

They are supposed to roll out a viable restructuring for the Chrysler division in February.

(Breathes there a writer on the planet who ever cuts a word or a sentence?) Word processing is supposed to make it easy to rethink, restructure and change everything.

A restructuring plan is supposed to lop up to €1.5 billion a year off its costs by April 2016.

The ambitious restructuring, however, is supposed to take place while the FCO suffers budget cuts of 10 per cent as its part of overall economies across Whitehall.

Some $1.2 billion of this results from a debt swap in June; the rest is supposed to come from a new debt-restructuring deal backed by the IMF.