Sentence examples for will have restructured from inspiring English sources

By then he will have restructured his government, with a new council of ministers sitting above the cabinet to determine policy.

They have restructured Ray Mickens's contract and have told him he will be a starting corner.

However, Omar Ali, UK head of banking and capital markets at EY, said banks "will have already restructured their remuneration packages in accordance with the rules around fixed allowances" in anticipation of the EBA decision.

"There's some optimism here, now that Dictaphone is out of bankruptcy and has restructured, that they will be able to get back to basics".

I've restructured my contracts.

"He will have to restructure and go forward".

Also no hint about whether Greece will have to restructure its existing loans.

But skeptics believe that in the end, Greece and Ireland will have to restructure their debt — paying back less than face value.

"At the end of the day, German corporations will have to restructure anyway, will have to downsize capacities," said Eckart Tuchtfeld, senior economist at Commerzbank.

"If we want American kids to get those jobs, then we will have to restructure our education system," Harrigan said.

FRANKFURT — Amid growing expectations that Greece will have to restructure its debt, the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, warned Thursday that a default could have grave and unpredictable consequences.