Sentence examples for was finally restructured from inspiring English sources
When Greece's debt was finally restructured, the private sector suffered, making investors more anxious about other vulnerable economies.
Reorganized several times, the Dajōkan was finally restructured on Sept. 13, 1871, into three chambers: a Left Chamber (Sa-in), the legislative body; a Right Chamber U-inn), which directed the various ministries; and a Central Chamber (Sei-in), which subsumed the powers of the other two chambers.
Hunt is finally restructuring her commissioning team, which means more departures, and she is impatient for ratings success everywhere.
Seung Kwak, manager of the Japan Fund, thinks Japanese management is finally restructuring after years of foot-dragging.
Longer-term exposure via the banking book could raise the specter of protracted pain for European banks much in the way that Japanese banks suffered in the 1990s before they were finally aggressively restructured.
The system that supported the growth of credit card debt is finally being restructured, and foreign companies such as Prudential Financial are taking stakes in Korean financial services companies.
TOKYO — Toshiba booked a net loss for the last financial year and pledged a bold restructuring, raising hopes it was finally moving beyond a $1.3 billion accounting scandal.
The perennial No. 2 soft-drink giant, the $20 billion (sales) Pepsi pep is finally emerging from three years of restructuring.
Umenyiora, who agreed in June to a restructured one-year, $6 million contract, is finally healthy and happy.
In electronics, the fact that Dutch giant Philips Group appears in our top 20 is a sign that the years of restructuring and refocusing are finally paying off.
But the debate in Europe is finally shifting from how to avoid a Greek restructuring to how to do it (see article).This is to be welcomed but with a reservation: even as Europe's leaders start to consider restructuring, there are worrying signs that they will shrink from doing it boldly enough.
