Sentence examples for makes reorganization from inspiring English sources

It has already been widely remarked that the tendency for distressed firms to grant first, second and even third liens on their assets makes reorganization all the more difficult.

Separation from Normandy in 1204 made reorganization necessary.

MGM is currently making reorganization plans, and its current plan include a combination with Spyglass Entertainment.

It makes a reorganization of daily routines necessary and initiates a process of comparing and weighing different alternatives, which may lead to a change in mobility behaviors.

Kam Hon, a transportation analyst at Dominion Bond Rating Service in Toronto, cited two factors that might make a reorganization succeed.

Results for the latest quarter included a gain of $2 million for adjustments made to reorganization charges from last year.

The depth and persistence of the crisis impacting our business in Europe have now made this reorganization project indispensable in order to align our production capacity with foreseeable market trends.

These decisions, which began an extensive revision of constitutional law concerning governmental regulation, made the reorganization plan unnecessary; the Senate defeated it in July 1937 by a vote of 70 to 22. Roosevelt had suffered a stinging political defeat, even though he no longer had to fear the court.

Constitutional limits sometimes prevented him from combining like functions, but Ford made the reorganization a top priority and realized some savings to the state.

The reorganization makes sense.

Mr. Panetta and Admiral Dennis Blair Mr. Obamama's pick to be director of national intelligence — will have to decide whether the post-9/11 reorganization makes sense or has just added another layer of bureaucracy.