Sentence examples for operational reorganization from inspiring English sources

In 1998 P&G carried out a major operational reorganization.

Most of the theater's supporters expressed hope that the closing would provide the opportunity to focus on financial and operational reorganization.

The historic Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum in Baltimore, which lost its longtime curator and was shuttered in September amid an operational reorganization, has in the last month been defaced by graffiti and robbed of its wooden front steps, according to those involved in the museum's revitalization.

Prior to launching Request For Relief, Megan spent fourteen years as a corporate restructuring professional, advising companies in distressed situations on operational and financial reorganizations as they underwent transformational organizational change.

As an inefficient firm that files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy is allowed to continue operating in the same line of obviously unprofitable business before liquidation, operational and thus nonstrategic reorganization is offered to the firm as an alternative to potential default (Campbell 1996; White 1989); both equity holders and creditors prefer this unnatural closing alternative.

Although an initial postoperative monitoring strategy designed for patients with obstructive sleep apnea at Osler ensured patient safety, it required reorganization to resolve operational challenges.

The Bureau of Indian Education is currently undergoing a structural reorganization to improve operational support for the schools -- including teacher recruitment, facilities management and educational technology -- and to build up the ability of the Native tribes to run the schools themselves.

To date, she has raised H.P.'s stock dividend, and in March announced a corporate reorganization intended to consolidate operational efficiency, for example by merging the PC and printer businesses.

By 1996 Widerøe had undertaken a series of operational amendments after recommendation from the commission, including a reorganization of the aircraft operation division, the quality insurance division and the company's reporting systems.

The Zenith Court decided that the officers and directors provided a substantial contribution to the reorganization "by designing and implementing the operational restructuring and negotiating the financial restructuring". Zenith, 241 B.R. at 111.

The report makes nine recommendations, including one for legislation to organize departments and agencies involved in postwar operations along the lines of the 1986 Goldwater-Nichols DepActment of Defense Reorganization Act, which integrated the service branches, strengthened the joint staff and eliminated operational overlap.