Sentence examples for newly reorganized from inspiring English sources

Shareholders in the still-public parent company will own 6percentt in the newly reorganized company.

"We emerged a newly reorganized corporation," said Paul Monte, who is Nick Monte's nephew.

The newly reorganized unit will be led by Tom King, Paul Parker and Ros Stephenson.

Among her duties: "maximize internal creativity of Citi's newly reorganized corporate structure with the goal of creating operating efficiencies".

A month ago, she said fixing problems in the city's newly reorganized special-education program would be her priority.

Among her duties will be to "maximize internal creativity of Citi's newly reorganized corporate structure with the goal of creating operating efficiencies".

Russia reorganized its newly acquired territories into Minsk Viceroyalty and Izyaslav Viceroyalty (which in 1795 was split into Podolian and Volhynian Viceroyalties).

Russia gained and 1,300,000 people, and reorganized its newly acquired lands into Pskov Governorate (which also included two provinces of Novgorod Governorate) and Mogilev Governorate.

Since many of them ship parts and subassemblies to the other auto makers — domestic and foreign — auto production could be crippled until the supply system was reorganized around the newly dominant foreign car makers.

The arts and divinity programs were reconstituted as University College and science was reorganized under the newly incorporated Hamilton College as a separate division capable of receiving provincial grants.

Talk interview with Francis T.P. Plimpton, head of the city's newly created Commission for Distinguished Guests, a reorganized version of a protocal section of the former Dept. of Civic Affairs & Public Events.