Sentence examples for big reorganisation from inspiring English sources

But all these improvements could have been made without such a big reorganisation.

In Steve Ballmer's memo to staff in July regarding the company's big reorganisation the CEO made reference to "a family of devices powered by a service-enabled shell".

A typical defence goes as follows: staff are doing a good job under difficult circumstances, things have improved immeasurably since the last lot were in government, and the department is in the midst of a big reorganisation.

Aga Rangemaster has seen its annual profits almost wiped out after running up big reorganisation costs and a sharp drop in demand for its traditional cast iron stoves during the recession.

BP also fired the head of its exploration division and said it is undergoing a big reorganisation of its safety operations ahead of the arrival of Robert Dudley, its new boss, on October 1st.Not another garage saleArtwork and memorabilia from the Lehman Brothers offices were auctioned by Sotheby's and Christie's.

It will require not only using new production methods, but probably also a big reorganisation of industry itself.

Instead he promised there would be no more big reorganisations of the NHS, insisting that there had been enough of those.

"It is the biggest reorganisation that further education will have seen," says Mancat's principal, Peter Tavernor.

The government is behaving "as if the biggest reorganisation in history never happened".

ON MARCH 1st the new Department of Homeland Security, the product of the biggest reorganisation of the American government in 50 years, started work.

How can he argue for this latest blueprint for the biggest reorganisation in NHS history with any credibility or integrity?