verb
definition
To change the organization of.
definition
To modify the terms of a loan, providing relief to a debtor who would otherwise be forced to default.
Examples of restructured in a Sentence
During the intervening decade, this class was completely restructured in size, wealth and ambition.
The 2004 edition has been fully revised and also radically restructured to reflect current practice.
With the end of hostilities in 1918 the Riley operations were substantially restructured.
Jupiter has recently restructured its bonus scheme in the aftermath of several key departures from Jupiter to New Star.
Following extensive reviewing, the new edition has been significantly restructured.
It comes after Fidelity restructured the portfolio with an income focus.
The Department will be restructured to reflect its new responsibilities.
This notice has been restructured and rewritten to improve readability.
Since that time, the product has been restructured to no longer contain that ingredient, and for all intent and purposes, is now considered perfectly safe for use.
As WWF restructured into World Wrestling Entertainment, the popularity of wrestling action figures has not waned.
The hope behind Chapter 11 bankruptcy is that the reorganization allows debt payments to be restructured in a way that allows your business to meet its financial obligations from earnings yet to come.
Columbia then restructured Nick's deal to make it a group deal including his brothers - and The Jonas Brothers were born.