Sentence examples for worth restructuring from inspiring English sources

Is it worth restructuring our entire defense and intelligence infrastructure in order to prevent terror attacks?

With an election looming, it far too blatantly suggested that the €4.5 billion ($6.8 billion) worth of restructuring loans it was willing to make available was exclusively for Magna/Sberbank because it alone was promising not to close factories in Germany.

The charges included an increase in environmental reserves worth $21.3 million and restructuring charges of $4.4 million, but these were in part offset by a $7.6 million gain related to the sale of an interest in an oil company, and nonrecurring income of $5.6 million related to reduced pension liabilities in Germany.

A cynic looking at Russia's behaviour over the $22 billion-worth of restructured Soviet debt that it owes to the London Club of commercial creditors might feel nostalgic.

McCormick reaffirmed its full-year 2009 guidance for earnings of $2.24 to $2.28 per share, including five cents worth of restructuring charges.

The club planned £1.3 million worth of restructuring and refurbishment work on the stand, which contained hospitality areas and offices, during the 2009 closed season, and seating was replaced in 2010.

"It's effectively saying that Chrysler is not worth the investment of restructuring".

Cyprus's recession has left the bank, which recently posted nine-month losses of €1.9bn, restructuring some €6bn worth of loans to property developers.

By adopting a restructuring plan, Ahold could be worth in excess of 9 euros ($11.50) per share, or 26% more than the company’s share price on Friday, the funds said.

Dubai World requested a payment standstill on 25 November for $3.52bn worth of Islamic bonds maturing this month as it tried to restructure $26bn worth of debt.

She has represented corporations and high-profile, high-net-worth individuals for decades and now specializes in restructuring debt.