restructure
மறுசீரைமைப்பிற்கு
definition
verb
a plan to strengthen and restructure the department
organize differently.
example
They urge, not that inquirers insulate themselves from social influences, but that they 'restructure' scientific practices to be open to different social influences.
Instead of filing for bankruptcy, you should consider contacting a credit counseling service that may be able to help you pay off or 'restructure' your debts without resorting to bankruptcy.
‘And we appointed an interim board to 'restructure' the conference,’ she said.
It is believed that the company's bankers have insisted that it urgently 'restructure' its debt as a condition for securing their continuing support.
a plan to strengthen and 'restructure' the EC
shareholders and creditors agreed to 'restructure' debts and payment schedules
The company says it has ‘launched a consultation process with staff to 'restructure' the organisation’.
a plan to strengthen and 'restructure' the department
Some individuals can buy and sell elements of an organization or otherwise 'restructure' them, for example, and hire and fire individuals.
Libraries, too, have experienced fiscal challenges that have forced them to downsize and 'restructure' their organizations.
Further job losses are expected as the co-op 'restructures' its loss-making milk processing operation at the two Mitchelstown, Mallow and Mogeely sites.
In order to do that, the company has 'restructured' its sales organization and has added new members to its board.
The company has 'restructured' its marketing department and strengthened its sales force.
The way that Poltergeist lingers in the mind is different - the passing of years 'restructures' the film into a wholly personal collage of experiences.
One fund manager noted the company is talking more in its presentations about the prospects for its drug products rather than the complications surrounding its debt 'restructuring' .
In order to maintain high standards of umpiring, it regularly 'restructures' the international umpiring panel.
In the mid-1980s and within a period of five years, one corporation after the other went into the red and had to be 'restructured' or sold.
For the purposes of simplifying the differences between these levels, the six levels have been 'restructured' into four levels.
Second, David, you might think about 'restructuring' your course.
Further job losses are expected over the coming months as the co-op 'restructures' milk processing from four sites to two or possibly one.
Much of the credit should go to the research organization for how it 'restructured' itself and its decision-making processes, he suggests.
In order to gain valuable shelf space, many manufacturers are 'restructuring' their organization and making brand managers function as part of a category management team.
We recently 'restructured' our debt into a fixed-term loan and we now have our debt under control,’ said McKenna.
Patrick had 'restructured' its organization, setting up labor-supply subsidiaries as employers of its unionized workforces.
Self-critical, he selects key works to perform at events, then 'restructures' his thinking and approach to play them differently next time round.
An East Lancashire computer firm has quelled rumours 50 jobs will be cut when it 'restructures' its sales staff.
At the end of last year, the organization 'restructured' its membership structure in an effort to raise funds.
When they cannot pay their creditors, debtor nations have little choice but to seek debt 'restructuring' or new loans.
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