Sentence examples for a significant reshuffling of from inspiring English sources
The results of the straw poll provide only a snapshot of the race, but along with Mr. Perry's announcement, represented a significant reshuffling of the campaign and highlighted a deep uncertainty among Republicans over who would be the strongest nominee.
Mr. Sarkozy plans a significant reshuffling of the cabinet late next month, but aides say he remains uncertain about whether to replace his prime minister, François Fillon, and whether to bring in internal party critics who are associated with former President Jacques Chirac and former Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin.
The irregular distribution of subtelomeric repeats among the different chromosomes of E. cuniculi GB-M1 indicates a significant reshuffling of chromosome ends (Fig. 2a).
Only then, Mr. Sarkozy said, would there be a significant reshuffle of his cabinet, the first since his election in 2007.
Cazeneuve will name his government later, but is not expected to carry out a significant reshuffle for the remaining five months of the Socialist government's term in office.
The Greens leader, Richard Di Natale, gave the job to Tasmanian senator Nick McKim in a significant reshuffle.
7 24 p.m. | Updated The News Corporation's board of directors underwent significant reshuffling on Friday with the departure of two long-serving members and the nomination of a new independent voice.
"There were also a number of bigger news stories yesterday including a significant cabinet reshuffle and the implications of a sharp rise in inflation".
As part of a significant ministerial reshuffle, veteran Conservative MP Ken Clarke has also stepped down.
Israeli police have recommended charging the country's hardline foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman, with several counts of corruption as part of a bribery investigation, in a move that could lead to his resignation and a significant government reshuffle.
However, it is now clear that proteasomes can produce a significant portion of epitopes by reshuffling the antigen sequence, thus expanding the potential antigenic repertoire.
