Sentence examples for administrative restructuring from inspiring English sources

And the Food Safety Law, combined with various recent rounds of administrative restructuring, has further fragmented the state's regulatory capabilities over the food industry.

Mr. Wen equated administrative restructuring with political reform and described a plan that "explores ways to establish larger departments that organically integrate" smaller bureaucracies.

Mr. Steel said he hopes to reduce the operating budget to $13 million from $31 million, in part through administrative restructuring and renegotiated union contracts.

Tensions that had been building throughout the 20th century between the two ethnolinguistic groups led to major administrative restructuring during the 1970s, '80s, and '90s.

Locals argued that they have been forced to travel for hours to conduct bureaucratic business such as birth or death certificates since December, when an administrative restructuring saw their local registrar closed.

In the early 1990s the British health care system experienced considerable financial and administrative restructuring.

We should be cutting employee benefits, restructuring administrative and support costs, and changing the way we provide academic services.

Her work reveals encouraging evidence that colleges are becoming more productive by restructuring administrative costs and protecting instructional spending -- a reversal of previous years' patterns.

"As a result of that review, I have decided to institute a substantial restructuring of administrative responsibilities in athletics".

The Campbell Soup Company said yesterday that its profit fell 12percentt in its latest quarter, citing higher advertising and administrative expenses and a restructuring charge.

Where is your passion for restructuring the administrative system that has permitted these children to suffer for over a decade?