reorganizations

英 [ˌriːˌɔːgənaɪˈzeɪʃənz]

美 [riˌɔrgənɪˈzeɪʃənz]

网络  重组作用

双语例句

• Such measures typically force firms to adopt business practices and structural reorganizations that substantially impede their ability to compete effectively in the marketplace.
  这样的措施通常会强制企业接受将根本地妨碍其在市场中的有效竞争的商业实践和结构性重组。
• After a series of mergers and reorganizations, Y Co., Ltd. was formally established and becomes the most influential leading enterprises in the regional tobacco industry.
  在一系列的兼并重组后，Y公司正式成立，成为该地区最有影响力的烟草行业龙头企业。
• In the United States, higher fuel prices come just as General Motors and Chrysler show signs of recovery after their reorganizations.
  在美国，通用汽车和克莱斯勒汽车在重组后刚展现出复苏迹象，石油价格上涨就紧随而来。
• So China will develop lots of innovative companies and exercise large-scale corporate mergers and reorganizations.
  因此，要发展大量的创新型企业和进行大规模的企业兼并重组。
• When outsourcing ( and perhaps off-shoring) is brought in, costs actually go up a notch as reorganizations take place and contracts are negotiated.
  在引入外包（而且可能是海外的）之时，成本实际会因发生组织调整和洽谈合同而上升。
• Reorganizations grab fewer headlines than job losses, but they are common in a recession, and often precede or follow layoffs.
  重组不像裁员那样会引来媒体争相报导，但在衰退时期，重组也很常见，而且通常重组前后都会伴随着裁员。
• The debtor will probably become bankrupt or carry out other financial reorganizations;
  债务人很可能倒闭或进行其他财务重组；
• This typically occurs in the context of mergers, takeovers, or internal reorganizations.
  这种情况通常发生在合并、接管或者内部改组的情况下。
• Boards seeking modest reorganizations and smooth transitions typically choose an internal candidate.
  如果董事会希望进行适度的重组和平稳过渡，可能会选择内部人选。
• Specialized degree became higher. The mergers, acquisitions and reorganizations is increasingly fierce.
  专业化程度越来越高，公司之间的并购和重组现象愈演愈烈；