Thus, in this study, we discuss the strategy of how the integration of a concept map provides the "big picture" to organize, restructure, and convey the learning content thematically.
While the need for re-organizing and restructuring the primary care system in Iraq as part of the overall health system is desperately recognized [ 2, 4], there is limited documented knowledge about the challenges and needs of the primary care system in Iraq, particularly in the Kurdistan region [ 5].
In contrast, the debt of the least developed countries is mostly official and is held by only a few creditors, such as the World Bank and the IMF, that can easily organize a restructuring package.
"We restructured, organizing clusters under collegial leadership" and adding mechanisms to handle financial accountability.
But unlike General Motors and Chrysler, the banks did not have an organized bankruptcy or other forced restructuring mechanism available to them, because of the intricate and interlocking obligations of the financial system.
And it calls for organized resistance against any permanent "restructuring" of the CSU in the current context of widespread economic insecurity.
The organization is rumored to have been founded in 2003 as a way of organizing student leadership to restructure student life to mirror that of a traditional university.
The study, titled "Strategic Communication," calls for restructuring how the government organizes and disseminates the nation's messages.
Indeed, one influential view of organized athletic competitions is that they are a restructuring of the instinct to hunt and kill.
A UNICEF-funded study on Youth Councils recommends restructuring its system of governance to enhance and organize meaningful youth activities.
