Sentence examples for term restructuring from inspiring English sources

Moody's said the downgradings were based on expectations of weak operating profits in the short term, restructuring costs and risks from lawsuits over the company's anticholesterol drug, Baycol.

"Cutting farm subsidies doesn't bring that kind of ongoing savings," said  Tyler Cowen, a professor of economics at George Mason University, comparing cuts to farm programs with longer term restructuring to entitlement programs like Medicare.

Using these criteria, I show that even under the narrowest understanding of the term restructuring, German has both functional and lexical restructuring verbs.

We propose a theoretic modelization of the action of music therapy applied to the inhibition of highly gifted underachievers, distinguishing on the one side short term stimulating and equilibrating effects, on the other side long term restructuring effects.

The real reason that Japan's managers are in trouble is the need for long-term restructuring.

The short-term bailout not only buys time, it uses the time to build a long-term restructuring plan.

And leaders of the Senate Finance Committee indicated his idea for longer-term restructuring would not be the basis for their work.

"However, if the changes needed for long-term restructuring cannot be obtained out of court, the company is prepared and would consider in-court options," the company said.

He has been unable to spur progress on the key assignment Mr. Paterson handed him: a long-term restructuring of how the state spends its money.

Senator Frist says it is time, once again, to look at broader, longer-term restructuring in the 37-year-old program and to "modernize" it in time for the coming onslaught of the baby boom generation.

Mr. Mineta recently unveiled a long-term restructuring plan for Amtrak that involves splitting it up and having states or companies bid on taking over some of its operations.