Sentence examples for was to be restructured from inspiring English sources

Germany's entire farm system was to be restructured.

Chávez had lately been showcasing a plan for "twenty-first-century socialism," in which Venezuelan society was to be restructured into comunas.

It is to be restructured severely by wiping out shareholders and bailing in bondholders, both junior and senior.

Chris, meanwhile, is obsessed by his own disastrous day in which he has learned that the firm for which he works is to be restructured.

The exposure of European banks to debt from these countries exceeds $700 billion, and the extent to which banks could survive a big loss if these debts were to be restructured has been a longstanding worry for investors.

European banks hold more than $700 billion in debt from those four countries, and investors have long worried about the extent to which banks could survive a big loss if these debts were to be restructured.

The existing newsroom and programme departments are to be restructured into three new units – 24/7 news, including TV news channels, Radio 1's Newsbeat and BBC online; daily news programmes, encompassing TV, domestic and World Service radio; and current affairs.

If G.M. and Chrysler are to be restructured, for example, while each member of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce looks to steer favors to his favorite parts supplier, a project that would be difficult in the best of circumstances will be doomed to failure.

The BBMRI European biobank catalogue is to be restructured in accordance with the MIABIS structure.

In theory, they are then to be restructured and sold off.

"I do think the rules regarding horseracing medication are long overdue to be restructured," he said.