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- adjective Of or pertaining to a
restructuring .
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Examples
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So, construction-related jobs are very regional, the manufacturing jobs, the restructural change that's going on in that industry, upper Midwest.
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We still may get some Medicare restructural reform out of this.
Interview Of The President By Joe Klein Of The New Yorker ITY National Archives 2000
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Mdladlana said: "The reasons for high unemployment relate to the restructural nature of our economy, processes of globalisation, inherited rigidities and other factors that have been the subject of debate for some time now."
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We still may get some Medicare restructural reform out of this.
Interview Of The President By Joe Klein Of The New Yorker ITY National Archives 2000
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"This will enable gradual realignment of provincial budgets to bring about the restructural downsizing and re-orientation of services over a period of time," the statement said.
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Minister Mr Hernus Kriel of sweeping restructural changes aimed at restoring the credibility of the SA Police.
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As mentioned last year, we have achieved significant structural cost reductions over the past four years, and in 2010 we still expect full-year automotive restructural cost to be somewhat higher as we increase production to meet demand and increase investment in our newer products.
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I think today we believe that the regulatory initiatives around central clearing and greater transparency are healthy for the market; we support them, but we would prefer not to see some restructural changes that would reduce the amount of risk taking that takes place in the OTC derivatives markets.
Financial Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha 2009
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I think today we believe that the regulatory initiatives around central clearing and greater transparency are healthy for the market; we support them, but we would prefer not to see some restructural changes that would reduce the amount of risk taking that takes place in the OTC derivatives markets.
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Just to clarify, is there anything; Japan being better, is that just something more cyclical or was there something restructural there that you're more encouraged about, even in light of the payment cuts in the market?
unknown title 2009
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