Sentence examples for true restructuring from inspiring English sources

The bill approved by the cabinet last week has some bold bits, yet it is more an exercise in shuffling around the costs than a true restructuring of the system.Germans spend more on health than anyone else in the world, bar the Swiss and Americans: euro2,740 ($3,014) per head each year, amounting to 11% of GDP.

These huge conglomerates have made some well-publicized asset swaps but continue to defy true restructuring.

Korea is the only true restructuring story in Asia and is very interesting from an investment standpoint.

Until we recognize the depth of pain our current educational system is perpetuating, I fear true educational restructuring will not take place.

The restructuring charge True North is taking will be $17 million to $20 million, or 19 to 23 cents a share.

"It's a true testament to the restructuring at that company that it's finally receiving the Fed's gold star".

Mikhail Gorbachev was an apparatchik of long standing, a true believer who ultimately restructured the Soviet Union out of existence.

It is true that the freedom to restructure departments, consolidate functions, and so on saved Hoosier taxpayers tons of money.

This service model would need to be exposed to a proper resource utilization analysis within a prospective trial-setting designed to establish the true value/resource implication of a restructured service that embraces this intervention.

It is feared that depositors could lose even more when the restructuring begins and the true financial picture at the banks emerges.

Unfortunately, proposals to cut taxes permanently, encourage more exploration for oil, or restructure road taxes into true user fees are not on the immediate horizon.