Sentence examples for Further reorganisation from inspiring English sources

Further reorganisation is unnecessary but the regulatory framework should be swept away.

Further reorganisation in 1999 reduced the Scottish to a platoon of A (King's) Company, King's and Cheshire Regiment.

There is consensus that the act has proved disruptive, and that further reorganisation would be detrimental to the NHS.

This bill does not give a blueprint for the future but rather erases the mistakes of the past while minimising further reorganisation of the NHS.

Localists want a bottom-up revolution, wresting powers from Edinburgh; further reorganisation of council boundaries and functions looks more likely, especially after a vote in favour of independence.

If the winning design actually gets built, and the indications so far are that it will be, a further reorganisation of the national laboratories would be almost inevitable.

The Royal College of GPs ardently opposed the Conservative health bill, but is against any further top-down reorganisation.

Further proposals for reorganisation are likely in a green paper which will mark the government's formal response to the Laming inquiry into the Climbié murder.

The lack of change of IMT, and carotid artery dimensions further support tissue reorganisation rather than simple enlargement.

"It is the biggest reorganisation that further education will have seen," says Mancat's principal, Peter Tavernor.

City regions would require a further round of local government reorganisation, for which there is no political appetite.