Sentence examples for be restructured to include from inspiring English sources

I suggest that the center's board be restructured to include the presidents of the private medical centers that serve the region.

Ponting's suggestion was adopted by The Argus Report, which recommended that the selection panel be restructured to include the head coach and captain, alongside a full-time chairman of selectors plus two independent, part-time selectors, which made for a total of five members.

For this purpose, the current JRC must be restructured to include all countries in the Ganges Basin (Faisal 2002; Iyer 1999).

However, all of this would have to come at the expense of teaching introductory students the long list of content that makes up the syllabus; syllabi would have to be restructured to include learning goals and objectives that are skill based.

Specifically, the formula for calculating an applicant's G.P.A. 2 score was restructured to include additional point values under the "U" category in the Scuga factors.

Finland's curriculum has been restructured to include the national core curriculum required for access to university, as well as strong on-the-job training and lifelong learning components.

Following this, her anti-tuberculous regime was restructured to include para-aminosalicylic acid, cycloserine, co-amoxiclav, meropenem, clofazimine and linezolid.

The consent and community consultation group was restructured to include focus on clinician and patient education, and the informatics workgroup was restructured to become the phenotyping workgroup.

To encourage collaborative efforts both within private practices and between private practices and hospital-based care, the legal frame of how health insurance companies reimburse private practices for their cancer care has been restructured to include incentives for collaborations [ 21– 23].

A Ministry of Defence spokesperson said: "The 2010 Strategic Defence and Security Review set out how the armed forces would be restructured to meet future threats, including managing risks before they materialise in the UK, and maintaining a broad spectrum of defence capabilities.

Specific to the WOMAC, our findings suggest that either the pain or physical function subscale be restructured to avoid the same activity being included on both scales.