Sentence examples for complete reorganisation from inspiring English sources

Peter Kenny, managing director at Knight Equity Markets in New Jersey, said the financial world is on the verge of a complete reorganisation.

Europe's leaders recognised that a more peaceful future would necessitate a complete reorganisation of the politics, economics and even the national identities of the continent.

She has also warned: "To go for a complete reorganisation, which was never mentioned in the manifestos or the coalition agreement, is incomprehensible".

They include a complete reorganisation of the governing body with clear lines of responsibility, including the appointment of a chief executive, and greater vetting of IAAF officials.

The new system, to be run by a private provider under a $300m, six-year contract, will require a complete reorganisation of the present process.

Economic historian Gavin Wright has described how the New Deal's high-wage policies forced a complete reorganisation of the South's low-wage economy.

As of 2007, the first short-term stage was completed (reorganisation of the command system, implementation of the voluntary military service).

A next generation of reforms will be required and these include systemic measures to complete the reorganisation of the health system by functions.

"In completing the reorganisation they need to be clear about responsibilities of each institution as they work together to implement the development co-operation programme.

It is concerning that we found significant variation between networks in their provision of services, and that many had still not completed their reorganisation.

After a hectic summer following the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson and the chief executive, David Gill, there is a confidence that Moyes has completed an intensive reorganisation of the scouting network in line with his needs.