As for AOL's local news initiative Patch, which announced significant cuts over the summer, Armstrong repeated that Patch was "restructured" over the summer, with less successful markets shut down and AOL pursuing "a bunch of different product fixes in core markets".
With respect to environmental characteristics, the oldest facility was built in 1930, and all had been restructured over the previous ten years.
"There's been restructuring over the past couple of years, but I don't think people expected this".
It has been restructuring over the past two years to try to counter a drop in ferry passengers, partly thanks the phenomenal growth of low-cost airlines like Ryannair and stiff competition from the likes of Eurotunnel.
Many character abilities were restructured into "Powers".
Some of the Executive Life bonds were in the process of becoming equity investments, as their issuers were restructuring their over-geared balance sheets and converting bonds into shares.
Under the No Child Left Behind Act, which President Bush signed into law in January, schools whose students fail to show enough progress for five years must be restructured, with control handed over to new managers.
Ms. Schapiro defended the commission's record on Tuesday, telling members of a House Financial Services subcommittee that the agency's enforcement division had been restructured and reinvigorated since she took over in January 2009.
Similarly, the national missile defense system will be restructured to save $5 billion over the next six years, but the total cost of the system remains unchanged.
BBC insiders suggested that in the wake of the Digital Media Initiative debacle – an IT project that wasted nearly £100m of licence-fee money before being scrapped – and to simplify management reporting lines, the technology division could be restructured and more control over digital output handed back to programme-makers.
