Sentence examples for more reorganized from inspiring English sources

The Communists, however, once more reorganized and worked closely with the Finnish Communist Party in the Soviet Union.

1) A streamlined, more efficient, reorganized "L.A. Lite" City government infrastructure is now in place.

When evaluating a Chinese translation, Chang et al[ 27] suggested that the vitality and mental health items could be more meaningfully reorganized along the dimensions of well-being and distress.

We must recognize that health-care reform also requires more than reorganizing how doctors do business.

Today the Republicans seem not only powerless but leaderless... Less talk is heard now than in the summer about starting a new party and more about reorganizing the Republican Party.

Octavian's reforms did not, at the time, seem drastic, since they did nothing more than reorganize the constitution.

The international accounting board was fundamentally reorganized more than a decade ago, thanks in no small part to the leadership of Arthur Levitt, who was then chairman of the S.E.C., and Lynn Turner, the commission's chief accountant at the time.

To attract creative scientists and make its labs more prolific, Pfizer has reorganized its labs into teams that give each more autonomy while still following a global strategy.

Over the past year or so, jihadists claiming allegiance to Al Qaeda appear to have reorganized, releasing more propaganda materials on the Internet and carrying out more attacks.

In 1886 he reorganized two more major railroads with the aim of stabilizing their financial base.

The oriented noncrystalline molecular chains could easily be reorganized into more perfect crystals in postheating runs.