Sentence examples for recent reorganization from inspiring English sources

Havas, Paris, is reorganizing its media operations in a way that is similar to a recent reorganization of its advertising operations.

The digital focus reflects the impact of a recent reorganization.

Eric Ruff, a spokesman for Ms. Norton, said that her recent reorganization of the Indian trust reflected her determination to improve the program.

But the Board of Education was dismantled as part of the recent reorganization of the school system before anything significant was done, the advocates said.

He said he planned to appraise the management and "take a good hard look" at Aetna's recent reorganization into health-related and financial divisions.

Thomas Ringkvist, a Paris-based analyst for BNP Paribas, noted several nagging worries about the company, including a stretched balance sheet, rising debt, constricted cash flow and reports in Swedish newspapers that its recent reorganization had been chaotic.

Announced in January, the first visible sign of the NGWS shift was a recent corporate reorganization.

In the wake of the recent Microsoft reorganization, a longtime Xbox-group executive is leaving Microsoft, according to the Los Angeles Times and confirmed by TechCrunch.

However, Greek law enforcement agencies, despite the recent ministerial reorganizations, remain woefully underprepared for large-scale interdiction of smugglers, and investigators and courts lack the expertise and patience to pursue the leaders of the organized criminal networks that profit most.

We are currently calling press reps at Yahoo to inquire about the acquisition, which would be surprising, given their recent commitment to reorganization.

Recent and radical reorganization of the city's hospital system had made medical training there highly advanced for the time.