Sentence examples for for reorganization made from inspiring English sources

The center turned down a proposal for reorganization made in September through the Attorney General's office by Ron Protas, the longtime associate to whom Graham left her dances on her death in 1991.

The reorganization makes sense.

Do such reorganizations make government work better?

Another common measurement for assessing lip reorganization is made by comparing the ipsilateral and contralateral lip representation (Lotze et al., 1999, 2001; Karl et al., 2001; Foell et al., 2013).

"The reorganization has made this the top conference, and it will continue to stay that way.

Another reorganization was made on 1 July 2006, when Oslo Sporveier was demerged into two companies.

There are large cases for reorganization or liquidation, or making capital infusions into troubled or under-capitalized companies.

Results for the latest quarter included a gain of $2 million for adjustments made to reorganization charges from last year.

Ms. Hutter said the reorganization would make the agency's administration more effective.

Although the reorganization followed demands made by the Sikh community for a Punjabi suba (Punjabi-speaking province), it also substantially met the aspirations of people in the Hindi-speaking region of Punjab for a Vishal Haryana (Greater Haryana).

As Global Crossing was going through a reorganization in 2002, old shares were changing hands at 10 cents apiece even though the reorganization plan clearly made them worthless.