Sentence examples for already reorganized from inspiring English sources

During his short tenure, he has already reorganized top management to increase "velocity," as he put it on Thursday, and revamped the employee bonus program to reward workers for the company's success with social networking products.

Mr. Dougan has already reorganized some of the investment bank's operations, appointing its head banker, Adebayo Ogunlesi, to the position of chief client officer and making a former co-president, Brian Finn, the interim head of investment banking.

Mr. Earnest said that the White House has already reorganized the way it is handling the policy issues covered by the vacant czar jobs, consolidating several positions and shifting responsibilities to the White House's Domestic Policy Council.

Mr. Baggaley said he was concerned that if carriers filed for bankruptcy again, some could ultimately be forced to liquidate because they have already reorganized and have little more to trim.

The Red Cross has already reorganized its blood operations, deployed electronic monitors to improve arm swabbing and invested heavily in a centralized database that should, if it ever gets up and running, make it easier to track down flawed blood products.

Mr. Gunn, Amtrak's president since only May 15, has already begun to reorganize the company, establish more credible accounting and trim layers of management.

Each mob, or "family," already well-organized, would be reorganized with both a boss and an underboss and, under them, lieutenants (caporegime) and soldiers.

In October 1998, when its competitors were already rebounding from the chaos of late summer, Merrill reorganized its bond department and laid off 3,400 full-time and 900 part-time employees.

In some cases, data already in tab-delimited format may need to be reorganized to ensure existence of values required by Chado's data integrity constraints.

When she was given her new title six months ago after the district attorney's office was reorganized, it represented a demotion: prosecuting domestic violence had already been under her purview in the Special Prosecutions Division.

Under her leadership, Kraft, already the largest food-products company in the United States, expanded its holdings abroad and radically reorganized the marketing of its vast array of snack and grocery brands.