Sentence examples for process of reorganizing from inspiring English sources
Now comes the long, intricate process of reorganizing Europe.
His announcements today are an important step in the process of reorganizing the U.S. government for a new era".
Likewise, the concept of change management as a process of reorganizing, restructuring and reengineering (PDF link), which evolved incrementally over two decades.
The torturous process of reorganizing United States securities markets took another turn yesterday when the New York Stock Exchange called for ending the aging system that provides rudimentary links between the Big Board, regional exchanges and the Nasdaq stock market.
For the magnet schools' principals, the administration's priorities are unequivocal: "The bottom line is, if you don't hit your academic targets, they will put you on the turnaround list," Brian Leavy-DeVale, P.S. 257's principal, said, referring to the process of reorganizing a failing school.
In the process of reorganizing, Spyglass has closed its New York office and centralized assets in its Century City base, adding new executives.
Some scholars think the event started a process — quickly derailed — of reorganizing the empire as a federation of independent states.
The movie showed the process of women reorganizing their own desires in a self-regulating way, breaking away from her inner self affiliated to the dominant family in the traditional context rather than from changes in external elements such as Western-style dress, make-up, job activities and social activities represented by dancing (Joo 2001).
The division itself was also in the process of being reorganized into the 95th Infantry Division.
Fit Coli seemed to embody a kind of Monsanto style techno-utopianism tackling obesitechno-utopianism tacklingix rather than by dealing with the painful business obesityganizing a food system that markets processed commodities to the sedentary.
I ended up working there one summer during college, and I just sort of reorganized all the processes.
