Sentence examples for time to restructure from inspiring English sources

The previous rescues were intended to stabilize A.I.G. and buy it time to restructure.

Certainly, it buys some time to restructure Ireland's bank debt, and to help advance a growth strategy to complement the fiscal compact.

Mr. Ammons told the board of trustees that there had not been enough time to "restructure" the band and ensure "a safe environment" for students.

So, of course, it may be time to restructure his contract which is likely because Calipari's name is circulating in several N.B.A. coaching searches, including the Bulls'.

These shares would pay dividends and be carried as an asset, thereby sparing bank earnings for a few years and giving them time to restructure.

Most estates are allowed to collect farm payments for up to two years after an owner's death, giving heirs time to restructure their businesses and probate the will.

Pillsbury management tried several times to restructure Burger King in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

It's time to completely restructure the hull".

Italy and Spain have enough resources to rescue themselves, and to secure the time needed to restructure their economies.

SBSE has been used to automate this process, thus decreasing time taken to restructure a program.

There's no financial incentive to take on a new way of teaching, and non-tenured professors may not want to spend the time necessary to restructure an entire course, Nowicki concedes.