Sentence examples for allows reorganization from inspiring English sources

Because of competition overseas, the company couldn't recover and had to move from Chapter 11, which allows reorganization, to Chapter 7. It liquidated assets and closed its doors.

In this paper, we develop an integrated framework that allows reorganization and integration of existing sustainability research in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry, emphasizing the perspective of decision-makers and stakeholders.

The bankruptcy laws there do not usually allow reorganization, and companies tend to be liquidated instead.

Dynamic models allow reorganization of the structure depending on a way of interaction of inclusions with each other (Buryachenko and Pagano 2005).

In a recent WHO survey, of 73 low- and middle-income countries, 28 reported having a policy on task-shifting to allow reorganization of tasks among health care workers and the hiring of nonprofessional workers [ 26].

(AP) NEW BRUNSWICK: THEATER CANCELS SEASON The Crossroads Theater, which two years ago won a Tony Award as outstanding regional theater, canceled its entire 2000-2001 season to allow the reorganization of its financial operations, the board announced yesterday.

Thereafter, various techniques allow the reorganization of such tissues in more complex organ such as valve leaflets, blood vessels, skin or cornea.

It contributes to the increase of solubility of K8, allowing a reorganization of keratin filaments [44].

Once the duplex between ABS and gRNA anchor forms, it should be particularly stable to allow further reorganization of the two RNAs into the core structure necessary for proper editing.

We postulate that, analogous to the process that occurs in HGPS cells, the build-up of progerin in the nuclear lamina in normal cells contributes to the delocalisation of heterochromatin clusters away from the nuclear periphery, thereby contributing to the large scale-genome decondensation to allow genomic reorganization.

Study demonstrates cofilin-1 plays a central role in maintaining actin cytoskeletal dynamics by severing F-actin and allowing for reorganization and formation of new filaments [ 30– 30].