Sentence examples for major reorientation from inspiring English sources

Joining the European Economic Community caused a major reorientation of trade flows.

These established findings should lead to a major reorientation of policies for human development.

In the late 20th century the work of the Indian economist Amartya Sen led to a major reorientation in the study of famines.

"We have obtained a major reorientation of the union's objectives," he said of the removal of a clause enshrining "free and undistorted competition" as an EU objective.

This newfound emphasis on the experience and memory of urban residents was part of a major reorientation of city planning away from top-down transformation and towards a more community-based approach.

The company has also unveiled plans for a regional channel focusing on local affairs outside Cairo, for a niche documentary channel, and for a major reorientation of their news and entertainment programming, Mr. Mahdi said in late June.

The term swallowing pattern generator reflects the major conceptual reorientation toward the intrinsic operations of this system as an autonomous network.

A major economic reorientation took place in December 1983, when Equatorial Guinea joined the Customs and Economic Union of Central Africa (which later became part of the Economic Community of Central African States).

Taking the full measure of this insight requires a major conceptual reorientation in action theory, the philosophy of mind, and epistemology, which is begun in this book.

The driverless car is part of a major strategic reorientation at Ford that "will allow us to get a growing share of [the] transportation-as-a-service market".

That has required considerable investment in new personnel and training, as well as a major reorientation of internal culture.