Sentence examples for * the reorganizing from inspiring English sources

The rising oil prices have negated much of the reorganizing work performed by airlines in and out of bankruptcy protection.

I would alter that slightly: the reorganizing of governing institutions, or at least the examples and models by which those institutions might be reorganized, should begin locally and now.

He subjugated Nam Viet, personally campaigned against the reorganizing Mongols in the north, and sent large naval expeditions overseas, chiefly under the eunuch admiral Zheng He, to demand tribute from rulers as far away as Africa.

W. Eliot (1834-1926) in 1889 spurred the reorganizing of secondary education, and its effects were evident in subsequent reports published by the NEA (e.g., 1893, 1899, 1915, 1918) and by Otis W. Caldwell 1869-1947 1914919151915), which proposed a unified high school science course as well as a unified introductory subject (for example, physiography, physical geography or elementary science).

The reorganizing follows the shutdown of St . Agnes Hospitalin White Plains in 2003 and United Hospital in Port Chester in 2005.

The reorganizing and downsizing at Yahoo — and possibly the executive scandal at the very top of the pyramid — are leading to a wave of talent departures at the company: the latest in that story is that Douglas Crockford, a trailblazing JavaScript guru most recently at Yahoo, has joined eBay's payment giant PayPal.

Rome then made it capital of the reorganized Thessalian League.

Creditors are getting shares in the reorganized company.

With the convection reorganizing, the storm developed an eye feature, indicative of the restrengthening.

Here Humboldt came into his own; he travelled untiringly from one mine to the next, reorganizing the partly deserted and totally neglected pits, which produced mainly gold and copper.

Then, we improved the instrument reorganizing it into four checklists: one for evaluating the Measurement Plan, one for the measurement repository structure, one for the measures defined, and one last for the data collected for the measures.