Sentence examples for including reorganizing from inspiring English sources
A young progressive-minded emperor, Guangxu, who was accessible to liberal reformers, decided upon a fairly comprehensive program of reform, including reorganizing the army and navy, broadening the civil service examinations, establishing an imperial university in the national capital and modern schools in the provinces, and so on.
He was a representative in the Legislative Assembly of Canada (1848 53) and, during this period, attorney general for Canada West (1851 53), when he pursued many aspects of legal reform, including reorganizing the statute law and raising the requirements for admission to the bar.
He pointed to his fiscal conservatism as governor, including reorganizing and downsizing the executive branch and reducing the state's debt.
The current trend for decreasing profit margins will continue, forcing pharmacies to look for other sources of revenue, including reorganizing in groups of pharmacies.
Mr. Yamamoto has done everything, including reorganize his company.
There are several routes by which the tactile information from the stump could reach the deafferented primary sensorimotor cortex, a likely candidate site for the phantom limb sensations, including reorganized thalamocortical and corticocortical pathways.
Ms. Dickinson's experience includes reorganizing an extreme sports film company, Teton Gravity Research.
Its recommendations for detecting and preventing future attacks could include reorganizing federal agencies or changing the rules under which they operate.
Measures announced in October included reorganizing some villages, temporarily closing 24 of them, and shedding 154 jobs at the Paris headquarters.
The Suozzi road map to Albany includes reorganizing his administration and hiring people with links to high-ranking Democrats outside Nassau County.
The mayor's changes, which include reorganizing district offices, imposing standard curriculums and adding 50 minutes of classroom instruction a week, have left even the most optimistic parents and educators with many questions.
