Restructuring in a sentence

In a statement, State Minister of Finance Semasinghe said that an agreement on restructuring terms was reached on Wednesday, completing Sri Lanka's debt restructuring process.

Both unions asked to be part of an academic restructuring working group and a steering committee involved in the restructuring process.

Redundancy and restructuring costs relate to a one off restructuring exercise carried out at the support centre and then specific site staff and technicians being made redundant due to the implementation of Pins & Strings.

Restructuring and restructuring related costs of $62 million.

The summit noted that the Igbo have cause to lead the campaign for a restructured Nigeria and that the restructuring process should start with the restructuring of the social, cultural, political and economic systems of the Igbo.

Those who contend that the arguments in the restructuring debate are legislative matters are both right and wrong: they are right because the issues in restructuring require constitutional amendments which cannot be effected without the National Assembly.

And even though we cannot say there should not be restructuring any more, we think any further restructuring at this point in time may not be helpful.

Concluding with his fourth disclaimer, he warned against the vilification of those who are opposed to restructuring, noting that restructuring could only be achieved through dialogue.

He said: “Let me explain my position clearly: I am not just an advocate of restructuring, there is no other government in Nigeria that has actively pursued restructuring such as we did when I was Attorney General in Lagos State.

On his plan for restructuring, the past Ondo Governor pointed out that restructuring Nigeria would be done constitutionally through the legislative arm.

The opposition party also recalled that Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, who chaired the APC Restructuring Committee, had vehemently denied reports that the ruling party ever promised restructuring.

He asserts that restructuring of urban space is the visual component of a larger social, economic, and spatial restructuring of the contemporary capitalist economy.

They may cover the development of a new product, a new service, a new IT system, a restructuring of finance, the refurbishing of a factory or a restructuring of the organization.

According to Assistant Town Administrator Becca Meekins, in the late 1990s, the state passed an energy restructuring act that allowed municipalities to aggregate the consumers’ electric load.

According to the elders, a restructuring of the security architecture cannot be successful with the retention of the current Service Chiefs.

A few weeks ago, I speculated in hope more than anything else that the president would bring in someone without skin in the ANC game to undertake the task of restructuring Eskom — which is in essence the load-shedding job.

After months of delay, Sri Lanka is stepping up efforts to fast-track its debt restructuring to help secure more funds from the IMF and set its economy back on track after it defaulted in 2022.

After the company cut estimates of the size of its finds, creditors looked set to take control of Hurricane until a High Court judge blocked the restructuring plan concerned in June 2021.

Among other things, the restructuring plan might allay such antitrust concerns, since as Zhang explained, each Alibaba business unit would be empowered to make its own decisions and raise capital independently.

And on a full-year, we have implemented business restructuring, and we believe this had a strong impact.