Sentence examples for Reorganize it from inspiring English sources

The Economic Observer reported that D'Long, with companies that make products from tomato paste to auto parts, would be placed temporarily under the control of a government asset-management company, which will reorganize it and its debt.

In August Ṣadr made another tactical move, which coincided with the U.S. troop surge he ordered that his militia suspend all activity for six months, during which time he intended to reorganize it in an attempt to restore its credibility.

In August Ṣadr made another tactical move, which coincided with the U.S. troop surge: he ordered that his militia suspend all activity for six months, during which time he intended to reorganize it in an attempt to restore its credibility.

He employed many devices using his word processor — indenting certain paragraphs, marking passages with different font sizes — and, after he had done as much as he could by himself, he got his editor to read the entire book aloud to him, so that he could engrave its over-all structure in his memory and reorganize it in his mind.

He employed many devices using his word processor indenting certain paragraphs, marking passages with different font sizes and, after he had done as much as he could by himself, he got his editor to read the entire book aloud to him, so that he could engrave its over-all structure in his memory and reorganize it in his mind.

Napoleon appointed him grand master of the University of Paris in 1808; and despite the emperor's plans to reorganize it along secular and military lines, Fontanes endeavoured to maintain its traditions and its religious identity.

Once a business was reorganized, it received its own accounting "cost code," or identification number, but the old codes were not immediately expunged.

The cabinet on Monday held its first formal meeting since Mr. Mubarak reorganized it after the protests.

Over the past four years he has reorganized it as a stand-alone division, boosted its research budget and quadrupled its sales force.

Harris made several important changes to the school, reorganizing it into a true university, whereas before, its organization had remnants of the Academy days.

On that line's failure in 1873, Hill interested Canadian capitalists and reorganized it as the St .Paul, Minneapolis, and Manitoba Railway Company, becoming its president in 1882.