Sentence examples for the restructuring started from inspiring English sources

"All the restructuring started and we couldn't see ourselves anywhere in the new structures: we weren't part of public health, we weren't part of the clinical commissioning groups.

Svanberg completed the restructuring started by his predecessor, including reducing the number of research and development centers from 85 to 25, outsourcing manufacturing and clarifying the organizational chart to give remaining employees the confidence to take initiative.

It was therefore one of the main forces behind perestroika, the loose policy of restructuring started by Mr Gorbachev in the 1980s.

In a memo sent to CDC staffers on Friday, Frieden said he will "remove … from the CDC's structure" the four Coordinating Centers for infectious disease, health information, health promotion, and environmental health that had been established as part of Gerberding's restructuring, started in 2005.

Career spies were alarmed at the suggestion; Feinberg has no intelligence experience, and his history at Cerberus suggested the likelihood of a radical restructuring, starting with management.

Also deflationary is the restructuring that started in the U.S. and the U.K. in the early 1980s.

Partly because of the restructuring, tensions started to lurk between Alibaba Group and Yahoo, and they recently became even more strained when insiders also revealed that Yahoo's new CEO Carol Bartz was far from being satisfied with the way Alibaba has handled its Chinese portal.

On Tuesday, Nokia said that the restructuring was starting to help the network business's profitability, although the unit reported a 33 percent fall in its third-quarter operating profit, to 218 million euros ($300 million).

The spin off of Philip Morris International is the next step in a restructuring that started with the spin-off of its majority stake in Kraft Foods in March (See "Altria Prepares For Kraft Spin-Off").

The spin off of Philip Morris International is the next step in a company-wide restructuring that started with the spin-off of its majority stake in Kraft Foods in March (See "Altria Prepares For Kraft Spin-Off").

Nokia said today that its NSN business is now "fundamentally different" to the one it started restructuring two years ago.