restructuring造句

Economic restructuring was further deepened.

An orderly restructuring would be risky.

Eurozone ministers at the weekend excluded the option of restructuring.

The restructuring of retail banking services was another success story.

And a standstill may buy time for the deeper restructuring that Dubai World undoubtedly needs.

NXP has just announced a financial restructuring to lighten its debt burden of nearly $6 billion.

Meanwhile, the restructuring of provincial-level government organizations has been proceeding smoothly.

We will continue to promote restructuring and revitalization in key industries.

Instead, Britain needs to lead the world in reforming and restructuring our banking system.

Some say that a formal debt-restructuring system will raise the cost of borrowing and frighten skittish markets.

The reform of State-owned enterprises is a key link in the efforts to deepen economic restructuring

Through capital infusion, debt restructuring and infrastructure rehabilitation, both concessionaires managed to accelerate and enhance supply across their franchise areas.

All agree that Greece needs an orderly restructuring, because a disorderly default could cause a eurozone meltdown.

China's economic restructuring will also bring more opportunities and inject new vitality to the world economic growth.

There will be talk of Greek restructuring and further bail-outs, and probably approval of a deal for Portugal after the Finland gave its assent last week.

"As for particular euro-area risks, reponses included for example a break-up or collapse of the euro, disorderly debt restructuring, sovereign default and contagion," the survey added.

A judicial holding that a delegation is unconstitutional invites a similar confrontation, for it may require radical restructuring or even abandonment of the entire program.

Indeed, membership of the euro could help make debt-restructuring more orderly, since it would remove currency risk from the equation.

Law and accountancy firms in the Caribbean country have been busy restructuring funds, said Ingrid Pierce, a partner at Walkers law firm in the Cayman Islands.

Recently, as fears of a bankruptcy filing grew, there was a rush among American's older pilots to retire to capture their pension benefits, which are likely to be cut in the restructuring.

They have failed to undertake a serious restructuring: the current rescue package reduces Greece’s debt, but not by enough to give it a genuine chance of recovery (see article).

The bondholders will gain from an orderly restructuring, and if the value of the assets is truly greater than the market (and outside analysts) believe, they will eventually reap the gains.

The new owners called in Mr Perraudin and Jan Kantowsky of Alix Partners, a restructuring firm, who quickly drew up plans to widen the product range and to start selling online.