Sentence examples for which restructured from inspiring English sources

The Chrysler employees have filed a lawsuit against Daimler and Cerberus Capital Management, which restructured workers' benefits in a way that eliminated the federal pension guarantee.

In 1988 the French government, the RPCR, and the FLNKS negotiated the Matignon Accords, which restructured political and advisory bodies and granted wide-reaching autonomy.

Between 1995 and 1998, he served on what has come to be known as the Levy Commission, which restructured the School Construction Authority and documented the dilapidated state of the city's schools.

My father, Dwight D. Eisenhower, declined to reappoint an Army chief of staff and a chief of naval operations because they had resisted his "New Look" policy, which restructured the Defense Department to better address the threat of nuclear war.

He sings the praises of the British merchant banks of yesteryear, and of Mediobanca, which restructured corporate Italy in the 1950s and 1960s.Croatian supervisors are less than delighted by the presence of Charlemagne Capital, a British-based manager of equity funds, which has been able to build up and control a considerable banking group in Croatia.

KLM was eventually awarded the privatisation of the company, which restructured its debts and made a master corporation agreement with the Dutch airline that bought 26% of the shares, becoming the largest single shareholder since then.

Mr. Foley is the chairman of the NTC Group, which restructures struggling companies.

He said announcements, which restructure the involvement of RBS within the asset protection scheme (APS), and sees Lloyds exit the scheme entirely, meant the likely cost to the taxpayer and the risks to the public finances had been significantly reduced.

The workload-driven partitioning algorithm, which restructures the application data (warehouses) based on Data Access Pattern is developed.

One common theme in the field of hibernation is the involvement of signal transduction pathways, which restructure cellular metabolism to promote energy conservation and survival.

"We need a situation here in which restructuring is an ongoing process carried out by economic agents, not a political process," said Marcus Noland, senior fellow at the Institute for International Economics in Washington.