Sentence examples for that restructured from inspiring English sources

Bankers and the central bank argue that "restructured" loans are unlikely to result in large losses.

Reconciliation efforts continued, and in October 2008 a new election law that restructured voting districts was passed.

Known also as a leading authority on waste management, Ted headed up a survey team that restructured the public waste system in Nigeria, Africa.

The 1997 law that restructured Amtrak's governing board dictated that only one of its seven seats could be filled by a cabinet member.

For City Councilman Kenneth K. Fisher of Brooklyn, who was a sponsor of the legislation that restructured the industry, the sight of the major haulers banding together to exert leverage on the city was, at a minimum, disquieting.

[Full transcript.] In the meantime, here's a provocative extract from Allenby's riff in Slate: We've always had technologies that restructured society, culture, economies, and psychology the steam engine did, railroads did, cars did, airplanes did, and search engines that increasingly substitute for memory do.

He calls it "restructuring," but it is absolutely, undeniably clear that in this case that "restructuring" translates directly into ending the programs.

He has made it clear that restructuring Medicare will be a high priority.

A report from the California State Department of Water Resources estimated that restructuring the water supply to San Francisco would cost between $3bn and $10bn.

Jacques Kavafian, an airline specialist at Octagon Capital in Toronto, said that restructuring under court protection would be "great for the airline".

"It was a pretty open secret that restructuring along these lines was in the offing," said a Daily Record source.