Sentence examples for be reorganized on from inspiring English sources

The defection of Williams left the church with no strong leadership and thus made it possible for it to be reorganized on a General Baptist platform in 1652.

As early as 1811, in order to promote Austria's internal development, Metternich wanted the state to be reorganized on federal lines instead of continuing under the centralized system that the emperor Joseph II had imposed.

A cast of the inside of the skull shows an apelike brain, but one that had taken the first step toward being reorganized on human lines.

In 1327 the first silver Ottoman coins were minted in Orhan's name, while the Anatolian conquests were consolidated and the army was reorganized on a more permanent basis.

It was reorganized on 1 September 1992, to consist of the 1st Battalion, 65th Infantry, and remained assigned to the 92nd Infantry Brigade.

It was reorganized on January 1, 1777 to consist of four battalions (20 companies), and Hazen was given permission to recruit "at large" – that is, he was allowed to recruit from any states, not just Quebec.

The fleet was reorganized on 1 December; the four König-class battleships remained in III Squadron, along with the newly commissioned, while the five Kaiser-class ships, including Prinzregent Luitpold, were transferred to IV Squadron.

The regimental Headquarters and Headquarters Company and Service Company were reorganized on 25 February 1949 as Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 411th Engineer Brigade, allowing them a larger staff with the ability to take command of more subordinate units.

The fleet was reorganized on 1 December; the four König-class battleships remained in III Squadron, along with the newly commissioned, while the five Kaiser-class ships, including Friedrich der Grosse, were transferred to IV Squadron.

In Greece PC was reorganized on the basis of these principles [ 7].

For this 1996 edition, the league tables have been reorganized on the basis of geography alone.