Sentence examples for process of reorganising from inspiring English sources

Thanks Rupert "The National Geographic Society and the National Geographic Channels are in the process of reorganising in order to move forward strategically following the closing [of] the National Geographic Partners deal, which is expected to occur in mid-November," a spokesperson for National Geographic Society told The Guardian.

The Department for Transport is in the process of reorganising how funding for major transport schemes is managed, and this has enabled Stroud District Council to submit a bid for £1.5 million to the newly formed Gloucestershire Local Transport Board.

Municipalities are currently in a process of reorganising the governance of their service structures in Finland [ 33].

After the debacle of reorganising the NHS, Cameron now proposes to cure its endless "crises" by, believe it or not, reorganising it.

The slick, however, has also begun to show signs of reorganising.

12.54pm GMT He warns of the danger of reorganising the NHS.

The division of the city had left West Berlin the task of reorganising its infrastructure.

GSK then embarked on an excruciating process of selecting managers equally from its founding companies while simultaneously reorganising research departments into manageable units.

Subsequent functional analysis would then allow us to assess their potential role in reorganising the binding profiles of shared TFs during the process of mast cell maturation.

To maximise the output of that costly machinery, factory owners reorganised the processes of production.

In October 2010, based on the experience of Shanxi Province, the State Council General Office submitted "Suggestions on how to implement an accelerated process to merge and reorganise coal mine enterprises" (State Council Issue (2010) No. 46) to the PRC National Development and Reform Commission (NRDC).