用restructure造句子，“restructure”造句

The Japanese electronic maker says the sale fits their strategy to restructure business overlapping with those of Sanyo Electric.

Greece's plans to restructure its economy lack credibility, the euro zone's promised rescue is vague and the whole confection threatens to be needlessly expensive.

So the state probably would default on its bank debt (“restructure” the debt is the current euphemism), and this might bring down the banks that had made the loans that were now in default.

Remember: How you restructure the use case model will affect the efforts of others.

Despite a year of grinding hardship Greece looks ever more likely to have to restructure its debts.

If some team members have difficulty acquiring the skills, it will be necessary to prolong the facilitator's involvement or restructure team roles.

The last is over how to restructure excess debt.

Four Spanish savings Banks announced plans to merge, in the latest attempt to restructure the country's financial sector.

Lenders can also "restructure" loans and "scientifically" adjust the types and maturities of debt, and the regulator will support the sale and securitization of loans, he said without elaborating...

The other is to force the Banks' hand, for instance, by changing the bankruptcy code to allow judges to restructure mortgages in the same way as other loans.

This body has pushed to use the money to restructure those state firms still losing money.

He says senior leaders probably decided to restructure Vinashin as a show of displeasure with Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung's fast growth economic policies.

And the deals demonstrate a new urgency among firms to restructure.