Question
The following statements have two blanks which are to
be filled in with options given below. Choose the correct combination of words in the same order which will most suitably complete the sentence without altering the meaning of the statement. In none of the combination is correct, choose option 5. None of these your answer.  The company's new CEO __________ a comprehensive restructuring plan to streamline operations and boost efficiency, along with implementing __________ measures to address financial challenges.Solution
Explanation: "Rolled out" means to introduce or implement something, and "stringent" means strict or rigorous, making it the appropriate choice to describe measures aimed at addressing financial challenges effectively.
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