Sentence examples for on reorganisation from inspiring English sources

The group is also taking a £1m hit on reorganisation costs, meaning profits will be £3m lower than expected.

Did she call in Peter Riddell, the outgoing director of the Institute for Government and now commissioner for public appointments, and ask for any of the extensive work his thinktank has done on reorganisation?

"While the council spent £104m on reorganisation of schools, attainment has been dropping like a stone.

"Do we want to spend that £200m on reorganisation or do we want to spend it on services?" In 1996, the current system of 22 unitary authorities was created out of eight counties and 37 districts which were in turn formed in 1974.

The study's multistage action research approach allowed interpersonal involvement and awareness and a detailed exploration as well as improvement of system time delays, not possible when focusing on reorganisation of logistics only.

He said the last thing our economy needed was one reorganisation on top of another.

A third motion calls on the management of Oxford libraries to present a full report to Congregation on plans for reorganisation.

General John Allen, the US special envoy responsible for building the coalition against Isis, said: "Clearly... given the circumstances associated with the defence of that town, there was a need for additional fire support to go in to try to relieve the defenders and to buy some space for reorganisation on the ground".

But he said it was better not to take on the biggest reorganisation ever of the NHS "in the dark".

The government wasted billions on its reorganisation while patients are waiting hours on end in A&E and longer for cancer treatment too – proof you can't trust the Tories with the NHS".

He pioneered work on pastoral reorganisation, and the Bath and Wells report on this subject was a model which was followed by a number of other dioceses.