restructure

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01. They outlined a plan for a [restructuring] of the company over a 3-year period.
02. Many jobs will be lost when the program is [restructured] next month.
03. The recent [restructuring] in the military has resulted in the closure of a number of bases.
04. The company is hoping to [restructure] its debt payments in order to avoid bankruptcy.
05. The company's [restructuring] plan calls for a 10% reduction in staff over the next two years.
06. After having a heart attack, he decided to [restructure] his life to include more time for doing the things he enjoyed most.
07. The World Bank has recognized the country's efforts at [restructuring] its economy to decrease its debt load.
08. Following the merger, [restructuring] was deemed necessary in order to incorporate the newly acquired plants and employees.
09. In Korea's corporate sector, overall results of [restructuring] have been quite positive, with the debt-equity ratio improving dramatically.
10. They implemented the plan for a [restructuring] of the company over a 3-year period.
11. The recent [restructuring] of the company has been successful in making the firm more profitable.
12. We have [restructured] our management set-up somewhat because upper administration was getting a little top-heavy.
13. [Restructuring] has resulted in a slight decrease in costs.
14. The country has completely [restructured] its economic system in the wake of the fall of communism.
15. Martin Luther King once remarked that an edifice that produces beggars needs [restructuring].

Grammatical examples in English. 2013.

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  • restructure — (v.) 1951, from RE (Cf. re ) back, again + STRUCTURE (Cf. structure) (v.). Related: Restructured; restructuring …   Etymology dictionary

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  • restructure — [rē struk′chər] vt. restructured, restructuring 1. to plan or provide a new structure or organization for 2. to change the terms of (a loan, bond issue, etc.) to reduce the financial burden on the debtor …   English World dictionary

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  • restructure — restructurer, n. /ree struk cheuhr/, v., restructured, restructuring, n. v.t. 1. to change, alter, or restore the structure of: to restructure a broken nose. 2. to effect a fundamental change in (as an organization or system). 3. to recombine… …   Universalium

  • restructure */ — UK [ˌriːˈstrʌktʃə(r)] / US [ˌrɪˈstrʌktʃər] verb [transitive] Word forms restructure : present tense I/you/we/they restructure he/she/it restructures present participle restructuring past tense restructured past participle restructured to organize …   English dictionary

  • restructure — /riˈstrʌktʃə/ (say ree strukchuh) verb (t) (restructured, restructuring) 1. to change the organisation or structure of: to restructure the hospital s committee system. 2. (in business, manufacturing, etc.) to change the pattern of employment,… …  

  • restructure — Date: 1942 transitive verb to change the makeup, organization, or pattern of intransitive verb to restructure something …   New Collegiate Dictionary

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