Sentence examples for lead a reorganization from inspiring English sources

Mr. Icahn and Continental have said they will not lead a reorganization of T.W.A. but are willing to help keep it independent.

WASHINGTON — Lucius D. Battle, a career diplomat who was special assistant to Secretary of State Dean Acheson in the administration of President Harry S. Truman, led a reorganization of the State Department under President John F. Kennedy and later served as ambassador to Cairo, died on Tuesday at his home in Washington.

I went back to Switzerland to lead a company reorganization and to head up worldwide marketing.

Any change would lead to a reorganization.

This protection ordinarily results in the holders' receiving priority treatment in the event that financial difficulties lead to a reorganization.

Mr. Pandit has been working on what he called an "objective, dispassionate review" that might lead to a reorganization or other adjustments.

In a different kind of homage, on the stock exchange in Milan, Mediobanca shares went up 6.2percentt as investors gambled that Mr. Cuccia's demise would lead to a reorganization of the Mediobanca empire, and even a takeover.

In the 1990s, the structural changes in production and distribution methods lead to a reorganization of logistic and transport systems, in particular through the development of global supply chain management, involving producers, large-scale retailers, and logistic integrators in collaborative logistic processes.

Concerning object information itself, the perirhinal cortex is considered to be the most crucial structure (Winters et al., 2008), and its damage would lead to a reorganization of the whole memory system particularly for specific type of memory and stimulus representations in different brain regions.

He raised enrollment of underrepresented minorities, established private fund raising as a campus priority, and led a major reorganization of the biological sciences.

In the 14 months since he became chief, Mr. Jager, bent on shaking up the insular corporate culture, has led a sweeping reorganization, introduced a raft of new products and pursued a huge acquisition that was later abandoned.