Sentence examples for to reprofile from inspiring English sources
Some members of the European Union believe the answer to Greece's problems is to "reprofile" its debts, so bonds would be paid back over a longer period.
The new plan would simply lead to more equal treatment for would-be borrowers and, at the margin, might encourage more countries to reprofile their debts earlier.That would be a good thing.
Behind the scenes Germany has been pushing for Greece to "reprofile" its debt a soft form of restructuring that would leave principal and coupon payments intact but extend bond maturities.
In October, a little-noted but authoritative-sounding story in the Financial Times said the Treasury was working on schemes to "reprofile", or delay, some of the cuts if required.
European banks are under state pressure "voluntarily" to roll over or reprofile their holdings of Greek government debt.Emerging markets had more buttoned-down financial systems to start with.
We also had to take down the overhead power lines and underground them, clean up the rivers, reprofile the riverbanks, and demolish all the old derelict buildings on site.
The tree-lined right turn after the Esses, from which the cars emerge ready to go up through the gearbox at the start of the big straight, and where in most years an unfortunate driver could be seen trying to dig his car out of a sandbank, is still Tertre Rouge, even though the corner was moved and reprofiled in 1979 to make way for a new road linking two autoroutes.
Repurposing, also called repositioning, reprofiling, or rediscovering, refers to the concept or process of taking a drug developed for one indication and applying it to another.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Alcatel-Lucent Considers Selling Assets | Alcatel-Lucent, the phone equipment company that offloaded a business to Permira last year, is considering options "such as reprofiling our debt or an infusion of liquidity, including asset sales," the chief financial officer said.
This paper presents a study on the anchorage capacity of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) strips bonded to a cementitious substrate used for concrete surface reprofiling.
In response to specific collisions, stretches of road have been widened, surfaces reprofiled, and embankments removed.
