Sentence examples for a total reorganisation from inspiring English sources

What looks like improved efficiency on paper means a total reorganisation in practice, including job losses.

The state's response to the tragic murder of eight year-old Victoria Climbie by her great-aunt and partner, was the total reorganisation of Child Protection from a targeted service aimed at a small group of children "at risk of significant harm", to making ALL services relating to ALL children adopt child safety as a central concern.

However, a full reorganisation awaits enabling legislation.

He said the Conservatives' "top-down reorganisation" of the NHS in England was a "total disaster".

Some 26 reservist bases - of a total of 334 - are to be closed as part of the reorganisation, he said.

A total of 11 hospitals initially agreed to take part in the study, but several hospitals withdrew due to reorganisation, staffing and timing issues.

"Following a review, a reorganisation of the council could save in the region of £120,000".

Starbucks announced a reorganisation last year, creating a China and Asia Pacific division with the intention of opening in India.

This follows a curriculum reorganisation.

This summer the United Learning Trust launched a major reorganisation.

So will a planned reorganisation of the company into a single entity.