Sentence examples for is a reorganisation from inspiring English sources

Others complain that training in new laws is distracting.What senior coppers really want is a reorganisation of their own.

The unmissable signal is a reorganisation of middle-ranking advisers in Downing Street and at the Labour Party's Millbank headquarters.

Here, what we see is that it is a reorganisation of the brain," he said.

However, at 180 °C there is a reorganisation between the axial and the transverse orientation.

I think for the sake of the institution that this is a reorganisation that has to be done.

But the party's Glasgow South West MP Ian Davidson said: "There's been nobody in my constituency coming along and saying to me at this time of economic crisis, what we need is a reorganisation of the Labour Party".

"There needs to be a reorganisation of things, like letting students choose what their PE lessons are like.

The upshot was a reorganisation of the company and the arrival of a new and highly competent set of managers.

At another point he said that he told ministers, after being appointed NHS chief executive in 2006, that "the last thing" the NHS needed was a reorganisation.

The most likely scenario now looks to be a reorganisation plan before the summer, followed by the tax rise later but only after concessions on other reforms have been secured.

There was a reorganisation of society after several political battles between the trade unions and Margaret Thatcher, and it birthed an entire new youth movement: acid house. .