Sentence examples for that could restructure from inspiring English sources

One mortgage expert, John Diiorio, the owner of 1st Alliance Lending, said that big banks were taking part behind the scenes, by referring homeowners to third-party lenders that could restructure their mortgages.

At first read, the idea that colleges could restructure through bankruptcy might appeal to many institutional leaders as a way to force changes that would be otherwise unacceptable within shared governance, especially to staff and faculty rightfully fearful of program disruption, department closings and faculty and staff pink slips.

It is therefore unclear what benefits would flow from full-fledged private ownership.One suggestion in the report is that NASA could restructure the shuttle programme to allow more competitive sourcing.

The fund has long been skeptical that Latvia could restructure its economy at a time of crisis without devaluing its currency, but swallowed its reservations for the sake of a quick solution last year, according to two former I.M.F. officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were no longer with the fund.

He said the company was looking for further acquisitions in the sector that could be restructured and eventually relisted.

Some newspaper editors, including the Guardian's Alan Rusbridger, worried that it was a body that could be restructured on the say-so of ministers, without reference to parliament.

After the Orange Revolution in 2004, the country was too preoccupied with internal squabbles and wasn't ready for the sort of cooperation that could have restructured its economy.

We can also dismiss the claim that this was "temporary relief so that the industry could restructure itself".

I decided that imports were severely affecting our industry, an important industry, in a negative impact, and therefore provide temporary relief so that the industry could restructure itself".

Is there any way we could restructure this so that I get paid first and he gets a bill from me? You're the big oportunty guy so I don't want to question your judgment.

That could mean restructuring debts, imposing losses on creditors and helping banks in danger of collapse.