Restructuring
restructuring (noun) - change the structure of a company to make it more efficient
restructure (verb)
Example sentences:
* The Prime Minister called on teachers to help him restructure education in the country.
* The company is laying off workers as part of its restructuring.
* Many companies have already started restructuring, reorganising their labour in an attempt to increase productivity.
* There certainly was no alternative to a complete restructuring of the price system in the Soviet economy.
* We've made a plea for grants and a restructuring of development projects to enable the country to cope with all the problems it has.
* The company has been under strain because of the problems of restructuring.
* We are asking for unconditional backing for BCCI in the event of his proceeding with the restructuring plan.
* The current restructuring of the welfare state, with its emphasis on the family, is sure to win the confidence of voters.
* 225 bankers are working feverishly to produce plans for a massive restructuring of the country's debts.
* The group warned of hefty restructuring charges and the effect they will have on this year's earnings.
* An additional restructuring charge of $8 million will be taken this year.
* They will be charged $2 million for costs relating to the restructuring of its contracting activities.
* The company's share price declined despite news that it is restructuring its foreign joint ventures.
* On the brink of bankruptcy, the company still awaits an agreement on its restructuring plan.
* During the company's refinancing, its restructuring proposals were criticised.
* The company's poor results for the year ushered in restructuring provisions of $100 million which ate up most of last year's profits.
* That pay grade has disappeared because of restructuring, so they will have nobody to compare their pay with.
* As many as 1,000 jobs are likely to be lost across Asia in the restructuring of the multinational conglomerate.
* The president stepped down, having been unable to complete the restructuring and cost-cutting many say is crucial to the company's survival.
* Workers were laid off due to a shrinking defense industry and corporate restructuring.
* Smaller payrolls resulting from corporate restructuring will translate into lower operating costs.
* After crippling price wars and a major restructuring, the company has come back with a vengeance.
* A $100 million restructuring charge for redundancies closures and write-downs saw the bottom-line decline quite a bit this year.
* Will the company be able to use its improved operating performance and further debt restructuring to shore up its balance sheet?
* The company said that the losses were due to inventory writedowns and restructuring charges, which included the axing of about 3,000 employees around the world.
* One of the drawbacks of its restructuring programme has been greater exposure to the road construction industry.
* Analysts reacted favourably to the news of the restructuring, arguing it would unlock value for shareholders and ensure future profits.
* He says the move is part of a major restructuring of the group's loss-making regional aircraft operations.
* The company is making considerable progress on restructuring its debt.
* The restructuring will require slashing their milk bottling capacity by 40 million bottles per year.
* So the most important aspect of the restructuring of management must be a radical reform of salaries, at the highest levels.
