McClellan had to reorganize his army on the march, a task that he performed capably.
In 1875 he helped reorganize the Oregon and California Railroad and the Oregon Steamship Company and the following year became president of both companies.
In the 1930s, as vice-director and then director of the institute, Piaget helped to reorganize it as part of the University of Geneva.
This forced Johnston to withdraw his remnants quickly from Kentucky through Tennessee and to reorganize them for a counterstroke.
The new legislature issued a package of decrees designed to reorganize the economy with a view toward reducing government involvement and encouraging private enterprise, but these were insufficient to ameliorate the growing economic and political crisis.
On March 9 he submitted to Congress an Emergency Banking Bill authorizing government to strengthen, reorganize, and reopen solvent banks.
The theory postulates that to react, molecules must first reorganize themselves into a special, energy-rich configuration called a transition state.
Appointed by Duke (later Elector) Maximilian I of Bavaria to reorganize the Bavarian army in 1610, Tilly created such an efficient army that it later became the backbone and spearhead of the Catholic League.
Therefore, the timing of the sensory deprivation is critical to the ability of the damaged region to reorganize or restore function and has profound implications for the education of deaf and blind children and the rehabilitation of patients with brain injuries.
His cultural tastes being decidedly French, Charles was not unsympathetic to the Revolution and had in fact been approached by France to reorganize that country's army.
Attempts were made to reorganize society on the basis of representative bodies of professions, patterned on the fascist model in Italy.
