Darius particularly wished to be remembered as the great lawgiver, and law reform was one of the cornerstones in his program for reorganizing the empire.
Between 1140 and 1160, in response to the needs of its increased territory and growing economy, Venice underwent a revolutionary change in its political structure, reorganizing itself as a republic.
She immediately set about reinvigorating the company by introducing new products, entering expanding markets abroad, and reorganizing the selling of mature American brands.
In his inaugural address, "Die Selbstbehauptung der deutschen Universität" ("The Self-Assertion of the German University"), he called for reorganizing the university along the lines of the Nazi Führerprinzip, or leadership principle, and celebrated the fact that university life would thereafter be merged with the state and the needs of the German Volk.
In 1961 he began reorganizing and teaching the introductory physics course at Caltech; the result, published as The Feynman Lectures on Physics, 3 vol. (1963 65), became a classic textbook.
Active in the resistance during World War II, he succeeded in reorganizing the PPI as the Christian Democratic Party.
Then, after reorganizing his family's brandy business, he became the European partner of a New York investment bank in 1925.
Appointed to the additional office of secretary for the marine in 1723, he undertook the immense task of reorganizing the severely demoralized French navy.
Liggett spent two weeks reorganizing chaotic administrative and replacement systems, then he resumed the offensive successfully until the November 11 armistice.
His provident mother, with three boys and two girls, set about reorganizing the family's precarious resources.
Reorganizing the Karlsruhe court theatre company, Devrient achieved high standards with a repertory of German classics and Shakespeare.
