Sentence examples for all reorganisation from inspiring English sources

What we do know, from past experience, is that all reorganisation is costly both in redundancies and badge engineering and in terms of ministers and officials losing concentration from their policy tasks.

And she added: "Staff will be very disappointed indeed having been told that we'd done the reorganisation of all reorganisations to see that there's another 100 jobs to go".

The time for communicating and reflecting with others is squeezed and all the reorganisations means you may not now know with whom you should be communicating.

"When my sister was in the sixth form, she went through a reorganisation and we all felt the emotional upheaval.

Leap of faith At the time, remembers Quinn, "people kept saying the reorganisation would all be fine in two or three years' time".

For Cooper and her friends, who are prepared to take their protest to parliament if the government won't listen, the DfE needs to look at the unique characteristics of all schools before rushing into any reorganisation.

Under Mr Hunt's predecessor, Andrew Lansley, they launched what Mr Cameron had expressly disavowed: the mother of all structural reorganisations.

During the reorganisation, all 151 primary care trusts - which provided services such as hospitals, dentists and opticians - and the 10 regional strategic health authorities were abolished.

One possibility is that, with all the confusion surrounding the reorganisation of the LSC, the department took its eye off the ball.

In a statement, Nortel's chief executive, Mike Zafirovski, said it would smooth the path to a reorganisation: "Nortel must be put on a sound financial footing once and for all".

This is not a "reorganisation", except at the top.