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- verb Present participle of
restructure . - noun A reorganization; an alteration of structure.
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Examples
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We think a restructuring is the offing and that morale is likely relatively low.
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We think a restructuring is the offing and that morale is likely relatively low.
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The remarks marked the first official use of the word "restructuring" and the first formal admission that Greece's debt burden is unsustainable, said Chris Walker, currency strategist at UBS.
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The Cambridge firm sacked the workers yesterday in what it called a restructuring to better suit its product development plans.
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It has been nearly seven months since the AFL owners pulled the plug on the 2009 season for what they called a restructuring of their economic model.
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He added the European economy might grow faster than the U.S. economy next year because, he said, European governments are further ahead in "restructuring" themselves and cutting spending.
Emerson Invests in Emerging Markets James R. Hagerty 2010
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But the term "restructuring" is misleading, if you think what is going on in financial services bears much resemblance to what has been called industrial restructuring.
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Economy Minister Motohisa Furukawa this week said he is concerned that a rate rise could accelerate the hollowing out of Japan's manufacturing base, while Trade and Industry Minister Yukio Edano said Friday that the government will take rate rises into account when assessing Tepco's long-term restructuring plan.
Tepco to Lift Corporate Electricity Rates Despite Backlash Mitsuru Obe 2012
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He said that if the government succeeded in restructuring the economy – "a big if" – China could continue to grow at a healthy rate for much longer.
China's economy slows in Q3 Tania Branigan in Beijing 2010
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For technical and cultural reasons, local government restructuring is hugely complicated and problematic at the best of times.
In a pickle over council mergers Patrick Butler 2010
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