Sentence examples for from reorganizing from inspiring English sources
The tenure of faculty members does not constrain the Institute from reorganizing or closing a department or other academic unit.
Crucially, neither economic underdevelopment, anemic regulation, nor government corruption prevent manufacturers from reorganizing manufacturing in these ways.
Afghan officials have complained that Pakistan is not doing enough to prevent Taliban remnants from reorganizing on its territory.
Accordingly, the definition of customer also serves to designate those entities which must utilize chapter 7 and are precluded from reorganizing under chapter 11.
The division's profit declined, however, to $183 million, from $243 million in the year-ago period, reflecting a $116 million restructuring charge from reorganizing New Line Cinema.
For larger firms, administrative costs are likely to be a smaller percentage of assets, and the surplus from reorganizing over liquidating should, in general, be larger than for smaller firms.
The evidence that these modifications, in fact, result from selection by the immune system is less clear, since the possibility that they may result from reorganized metabolism associated with proliferation or from cell de-differentiation remains.
Ruckelshaus moved to integrate his subunits by reorganizing from programmatic lines toward functional lines and by grouping the headquarters staffs in a single building.
To win the war the Vietnamese situation must be dealt with at its grass roots, that is reach the people starting from the bottom, reorganizing the 12,000 hamlets of the country.
The district will cover the costs through reserves and money saved from retiree liability, reorganizing and health benefits, he said.
Aside from vimentin, which reorganized from a filamentous network (Fig. 4a4, b3) to a network surrounding lipid droplets in adipocytes (Fig. 4a5, b4) and a cortical network in adipocytes with large lipid droplets (Fig. 4a6), actin and microtubules also reorganized profoundly.
