Sentence examples for time restructuring from inspiring English sources
"While we have decided that having a center is not the best way of offering services at this time, restructuring to better offer complementary medicine is still definitely on our agenda".
If a user is allowed to work with the data in a familiar way, they can spend more time performing analysis tasks and less time restructuring data, thus increasing productivity and reducing the risks associated with a series of data modification cycles.
As shown in the study, the area of human resources of the state health departments (SES) and municipal health departments (SMS) of large cities has been, over time, restructuring and developing actions that go beyond the traditional administrative activities.
"For most of the time, us restructuring guys were on the fringe; we were niche players," Henry Miller said.
They argued it is time for "restructuring the U.S. nuclear program for the 21st century," recommending cutting $200 billion from the estimated $700 billion planned for nuclear weapons and related programs over the next 10 years.
That is up from 4 cents a share, excluding one-time restructuring charges, from the prior year.
DuPont expects to take a one-time restructuring charge of about 4 cents a share in the fourth quarter.
Be sure the bottom line includes all the costs the company incurred -- those big "one-time" restructuring and other special charges, too.
Most companies, in computing operating earnings, do not consider one-time restructuring charges as expenses, although they do reduce profits as reported under generally accepted accounting principles.
The pharmaceutical and chemicals company Akzo Nobel said its 2003 net profit fell 9percentto to 811 million euros ($1 billion), excluding one-time restructuring charges.
When adjusted for one-time restructuring charges and payments related to a new tax agreement between Swiss and British authorities, the bank's wealth management unit generated its highest quarterly profit in four years: 711 million francs.
