Examples of using Massive restructuring in English and their translations into German
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This massive restructuring will be effective September 1.
He explained that enlargement would bring about massive restructuring of the Structural Funds.
A massive restructuring of the company began in the mid-80s.
In the FRG, as elsewhere, there has been a recent massive restructuring of the social and economic system.
Massive restructuring of civil service and public financial management is necessary.
In the early'900 on a pre-existing home of great historical value,took place massive restructuring.
As a result of massive restructuring, in the short to medium term many jobs will be moved abroad.
The bombing which had struck Livorno had undermined the building of the Academy,who had to undergo several operations and massive restructuring.
Such changes usually result in massive restructuring, which is also reflected in HR management.
This massive restructuring of the cell contacts means that the nerve cells that had been jobless were able to process incoming signals from other parts of the retina, thus making it possible to some extent to compensate for the damage.
BONTEMPI(GUE).-(IT) The skirmishing in regard to this massive restructuring of the computer market has been in evidence for some months.
Some Member States might have to concentrate aid on regional policy objectives for reasons of economic and social cohesion, whilst others,during a certain period of time, have to face massive restructuring in particular sectors.
To what extent is this massive restructuring attributable to the advent of monetary union and the euro?
Experts say sectors such as steel,electricity and railways will bear the brunt amid massive restructuring, the Shanghai Securities News reported on Tuesday.
At the beginning of the 60s, massive restructuring in agriculture led to a decisive turning point in horse breeding and horse keeping in Redefin.
That's a trap which leads to concerted hypocrisy: politicians celebrate their'courage' to commit to abstract goals- and never say what meeting them would really mean:namely a massive restructuring of the tax system that includes all of the hidden costs.
Period 2: This period was characterized by massive restructuring of in dustry and major changes in the structure of jobs.
Furthermore it could expected that the historical look upon the new order of the scholarly system of a broadly understood 19th century would also allow the study of systematic relationships between the humanities and the natural sciences, which in turn also influenced education at national levels,leading sometimes to massive restructuring of educational and research institutions.
As these many re-alignments and this massive restructuring continue on, know that this is a monumental process this time around.
To offset the fall in the rate of profit,capital pinned its hopes on a massive restructuring of the production process and the massive increase of the rate of exploitation.
We have recently concluded a massive restructuring of our colleges and administrative systems as a part of our efforts to secure Dankook University's future as one of the world-class universities.
In addition, the efforts from 1990 have been considerably eased by the recession and by massive restructuring in the former communist economies as well as the use of the Kyoto mechanisms.
This was the other side of a Wall Street bailout-a massive restructuring of class relations in line with the edict of Obama's one-time chief of staff Rahm Emanuel to"never let a serious crisis go to waste" because it provides"an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before.
However, the efforts since 1990 have been considerably eased by the economic slowdown, a massive restructuring in the former communist economies and the use of the Kyoto mechanisms.
The proper integration of environmental protection into other policymaking areas,as announced by the Commission also requires a massive restructuring or realignment of the budget and, in particular, the promotion of bottom-up projects in order to win over businesses and public opinion for policy and technological innovations in the field of the environment.

