Sentence examples for a reconfiguring of from inspiring English sources

Those terms included a new wage system based on merit and a reconfiguring of sick time.

"How come they're firing me due to budget cuts and a reconfiguring of the department and all of a sudden I'm being hired by another department?" Dear said.

Plans call for four new buildings, new paving, lighting, landscape, directory signs and a reconfiguring of the 100,000 square-foot parking lot, which will hold 427 cars.

In recent years the Times has lost several of its senior editors, particularly after a reconfiguring of the masthead under then-editor Jill Abramson in 2013.

Some of the building's extensive renovations — which include a reconfiguring of display space, a new children's museum, an expansive entrance gallery and a new restaurant — are meant to resonate with those themes.

It has revised the relationship between the state and its employees, and signalled a reconfiguring of welfare support, which is set to be more generous to some of the very poor and stingier for many others.

Whatever misgivings may have arisen about him on the right, Reagan achieved a dramatic conservative overhaul of the federal tax code, a profound reconfiguring of the judiciary, and a near-victory for the West in the Cold War.

The event was organised by Class War, the sweary anarchist franchise we old folk recall urging the people of nearby Hackney to "mug a yuppie" way back in the early 1980s, another period when the capital's economy was booming, bringing with it economic growth, rapid property price inflation and a partial reconfiguring of the social landscape with a variety of cultural effects.

But an entire industry is wondering: is this a temporary reconfiguring of technologies to suit existing demand or is this is the beginning of sustained explosive growth?

This sharing of information creates a more informed and empowered patient and can lead to a radical reconfiguring of the doctor/patient relationship.

The state's Department of Transportation announced Monday that it had signed a $34 million contract with O&G Industries of Torrington for the first of two phases of a controversial reconfiguring of the Merritt Parkway and Route 7 interchange in Norwalk.