Sentence examples for general reorganization from inspiring English sources

Then in 1959, the tide seemed to turn as a result of a general reorganization and a new policy mapped by executives from New York.

He ticked off factors including a general reorganization of the private sector starting during the 1980's, the dizzying advances in technology and the Federal Reserve's skillful conduct of monetary policy.

He was made president (rajpramukh) of the state but had to accept the advice of Cabinet ministers responsible to an elected legislature until his state was absorbed by neighbouring states in the 1956 general reorganization of boundaries.

With the stagecoaches making possible a general reorganization of the entire system of mail circulation, letters could be delivered the morning after posting in towns more than 120 miles from London.

The proposed budget cuts represent a double- whammy for NOAA, coming on the heels of the administration's earlier announcement that it wanted to move the agency to the Interior Department as part of a more general reorganization plan. .

Whether the reorganization of Leishmania telomeres reflects a more extensive and general reorganization of the chromatin remains to be elucidated, as does the functional importance of the telomere reorganization itself.

During Rama VII's reign (1925 35) municipal areas were delimited as part of a general administrative reorganization aimed at decentralization.

"As part of the attorney general's reorganization," said Susan Dryden, the spokeswoman, "we are conducting a comprehensive review of all guidelines, policies and procedures.

Underpinning General Growth's reorganization is a combination of investments from the likes of Brookfield and other debtholders, asset sales and a big issuance of new equity.

"Our offer provides much-needed certainty to conclude General Growth's protracted reorganization process".

Speaking of reorganization in general terms, Mr. Cooper emphasized that in today's market a retailer "who has made some bad deals and needs to get out of them" stands a good chance of staying in business.