Sentence examples for Significant reorganization from inspiring English sources

Fiat recently concluded a significant reorganization of its debt with major creditor banks.

Moreover, any significant reorganization would essentially be a repudiation of Mr. Armstrong's initial vision for the company.

The Food and Drug Administration announced a significant reorganization yesterday intended to speed the review of drugs made by biotechnology.

Archbishop Diarmuid Martin of Dublin said the letter would contribute to "a very significant reorganization of the whole Church of Ireland".

The appointment is accompanied by a significant reorganization of the museum's leadership by the Met's director, Thomas P. Campbell.

In a 2007 essay in Military Review, he wrote: "Unless and until there is a significant reorganization of the U.S. government interagency capabilities, the military is going to be the nation's instrument of choice in nation-building.

"What this appears to me is to be one of the most significant reorganizations of government since the Truman days," said Senator Chuck Hagel, Republican of Nebraska.

The South Korean forces had also undergone significant reorganizations, and after receiving a large number of recruits by 26 July, the South Korean Army had reached an effective strength of 85,871 men.

To achieve this, significant reorganizations of former classifications may be required and some past hypotheses challenged.

In the light of the above findings, we would agree with Burns that, in relation to the introduction of the functional split model, "the absence of debate in the professional journals is remarkable for what is potentially one of the most significant reorganizations of UK community mental healthcare in the last decade [ 1].

All of the media industries experienced significant corporate reorganization during the 1980s as they became concentrated under the ownership of fewer and fewer companies.