Sentence examples for our reorganisation from inspiring English sources
"We have pulled forward our reorganisation plan for our European operations, which has contributed to further trading disruption but which accelerates our overall plan".
CEO Dilendra Wimalasekere says the funding is largely ear-marked for sales and marketing to ramp up customer acquisition: "It's going to be predominantly used to ramp up our sales and marketing activity — and also grow some of our information systems, reorganisation and grow the support team".
"Restructuring of the NAO's leadership team as part of our ongoing programme of reorganisation to cut costs required the departure of two members of the team," it said.
"Of course the reorganisation of our prison estate which we are undertaking means some difficult decisions – but we have to make sure that we have modern, affordable prisons that give the best opportunity for us to work with offenders to stop them committing more crimes when they leave," he said.
"This government's costly reorganisation of our schools system, forcing every primary and secondary school to become an academy by 2022, will remove even more money, time and effort away from where the focus in schools should be – on raising standards".
"Of course the reorganisation of our prison estate which we are undertaking means some difficult decisions," he added.
Our unit underwent clinic reorganisation, with the consultant surgeon as primary clinical assessor in February 2014.
He said the last thing our economy needed was one reorganisation on top of another.
Our fluxome study revealed significant reorganisation of major intracellular metabolic fluxes due to inactivation of the pleiotropic anti-sigma factor MucA.
We need to also remind ourselves of the £3bn wasted on the NHS reorganisation, that has plunged our NHS into financial meltdown and the £4bn (2010-12) handed back to the Treasury.
Read our interview with Vaughan Gething here, and our interview with Rodney Berman on the schools reorganisation in Cardiff here.
