Sentence examples for Had reorganised from inspiring English sources

It found that 85% had reorganised their corporate headquarters at least once in the 1990s.

Silva, especially, seemed to come into his own once City had reorganised.

Under Cano, the Farc had reorganised after severe setbacks and returned to the offensive.

It added that it had reorganised its structures so it has a dedicated team of veterinary auditors to ensure audits are rigorous and effective.

By 1974, Kasrils says, the ANC underground in South Africa had reorganised and there was no need to recruit volunteers in Britain to carry out propaganda actions.

Kraft provoked a furious reaction in December when it emerged it had reorganised its business to allow much of the profit to be booked in Switzerland, potentially saving millions in tax.

After all, America says al-Qaeda has reorganised itself there.

For example, Cameron has reorganised Downing Street to help him prioritise effectively in future.

The Scott Trust, owner of Guardian Media Group plc (GMG), has reorganised its structure to strengthen the protection it offers to the Guardian.

To guard against downturns in the cycle, he has reorganised BASF's chemicals output around bigger, and more efficient, plants.

The parties have reorganised themselves along ideological lines, as white conservatives have abandoned the Democrats and northern liberals the Republicans.