Sentence examples for was restructured as from inspiring English sources

Nor did students flock to the architecture school, which was restructured as the Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment, with a reduced emphasis on education.

After the Meiji Restoration (1868), Shintō was restructured as a state-supported religion, but this institution was abolished after World War II.

In 2004 the festival's sponsoring organization was restructured as a foundation in order to increase the efficiency of programming and to attract investment from private partners.

A few years later Roller Derby was restructured as a contact sport with two teams, each consisting of five men and five women.

Child poverty had also been dealt with by the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission, but the child poverty aspect of its remit was removed earlier this year when it was restructured as the Social Mobility Commission.

Your Show of Shows was restructured as Caesar's Hour in 1954, by which time the writing staff had grown to include such later luminaries as Neil Simon, Woody Allen, and Larry Gelbart; it garnered Caesar another performing Emmy in 1957.

Madison will also assume 1.5 billion euros ($1.42 billion) in debt, which will be restructured as soon as the deal goes through, Sam Mencoff, managing director of Madison Dearborn, said in an interview.

Bankrupt companies (like RBS) would be restructured as worker self-managed.

Inefficient state-owned companies must be restructured (as they were in recent decades in many European countries).

English law makes it easier for private investors to sue if their bonds are restructured as part of a bailout.

Since the beginning of the 1990s, societal and scientific exchanges are being restructured as the conceptual approaches towards new nature conservation strategies have been renewed.