Sentence examples for has reorganized itself from inspiring English sources

But the team has reorganized itself by hiring Bruyneel.

J. recalls this feeling when she hears the news (which may or may not be true) that the government has reorganized itself and is sending what seems to be a small army, an invading force, to "reclaim" rural Vermont.

In recent years, the FDA has reorganized itself to better reckon with the challenges posed by DSHEA.

The American Express Company said on Tuesday that it had reorganized itself in advance of Kenneth Chenault's taking over as chief executive early next year.

The borough library system signed on in 1996 as the largest client of Unique Management Services, a collection agency that had reorganized itself three years earlier to specialize in recovering library books and late fees.

Like other big contractors, Lockheed has reorganized some of its operations, and it is planning to divest itself of two units.

[C2.] N.T.T. Aims to Bolster Profits Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, the Japanese telecommunications giant that has reorganized over the last year to become more adaptable and profitable, announced further plans to better position itself for an explosion in demand for Internet-related services.

Heritage Auctions, for its part, has reorganized its natural-history department.

And the company has reorganized both its business-side management ranks and its newsroom leadership.

The home has reorganized under a new director, who would not comment on the case.

Since the blowout, the Obama administration has reorganized the regulatory apparatus to give it greater independence.