Sentence examples for Significant reorganisation from inspiring English sources

All seats may be subject to significant reorganisation.

When the Refounding Labour project was launched last autumn it was billed as the most significant reorganisation of the party and its structures since 1918.

Since this earlier work, many other theoretical models have argued that cognitive structures undergo significant reorganisation at intermediate stages of development.

Lib Dem local government spokeswoman Veronica German said: "The Labour-Plaid government wants the powers to allow a significant reorganisation of local government by ministerial decree with minimal consultation with the communities affected and next to no scrutiny and debate in the national assembly.

Because electroporations at E2 result in a significant reorganisation of the midbrain-hindbrain boundary, we performed targeted electroporations of dn-fgfr3c into caudal r1 at E3.

Our fluxome study revealed significant reorganisation of major intracellular metabolic fluxes due to inactivation of the pleiotropic anti-sigma factor MucA.

MD simulation of the sodium containing quadruplex for 4 ns show significant structural reorganisation compared with the original potassium containing crystal structure.

A flood basalt eruption covering 1150 km2, estimated to be 5 km3, on the south flank of Mt Kenya of the Thiba basalts at 0.80 Ma 40Ar/39Arr) plugged the Upper Tana basin and caused significant drainage reorganisation.

Coupling would thus require a significant structural reorganisation, which is highly unlikely.

Trust A had been undergoing significant service reorganisation.

The changes led to significant department reorganisations within RNC, with several dozen staff members being summarily dismissed without explanation; some were replaced by volunteers.