Sentence examples for which was restructured from inspiring English sources

Lactalis's interest in Parmalat, which was restructured after a spectacular bankruptcy in 2003, comes soon after the Italian Bulgari family sold its celebrated jewellery empire to France's LVMH.

It is not clear who owns this stock now; many original lenders may have long ago written off losses on debt -- part of which was forgiven, and part of which was restructured.

It derives from Low Franconian, the speech of the Western Franks, which was restructured through contact with speakers of North Sea Germanic along the coast (Flanders, Holland) about 700 ce.

There are three different developments here: the rebranding is the latest stage of evolution in the Network, which was restructured in 2013 to give it more autonomy and remove DFJ's carry in any deals.

FBIS: The Family Burden Interview Schedule; Adjusted FBIS was the standard version of FBIS which was restructured according to the results of exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis.

These two questions: "Did you consider calling the Poison Control Center?", and, "Was there any particular reason you didn't call the Center?", were part of the 9-question sequence which was restructured.

Unlike foreign investors, many of whom bought the securities at reduced prices, the Greek banks would not reap big profits if they sold their bonds — which were restructured earlier this year — at about 33 cents a euro.

They claim that while some textbooks which were restructured according to the calculus reform movement emphasized the use of technology, mathematical realities are ignored (Chappell & Kilpatrick, 2003).

G.M., which is restructuring its own unprofitable European operations, has said it has no interest in increasing its investment in Peugeot.

The British telecommunications concern Energis, which is restructuring its debt, said it would not make a £13.7 million ($19.5 million) bond interest payment due today.

The deal is a boost for the Co-op, which is restructuring in the wake of a crisis at its banking division which left it with a £1.9bn capital shortfall.