Sentence examples for reorganisation effort from inspiring English sources

Huerta noted that the Spanish judge overseeing Mallorca's administration process had asked Uefa and the Spanish football federation (RFEF) not to revoke the club's licence as this would complicate the financial reorganisation effort.

The reorganisation efforts that took place in 1986 and the beginning of 1987 led to the replacement of many senior diplomats.

Some see in the reorganisation an effort to weaken the grip of Canning Fok, Hutch's long-standing and formidable manager.

It requires a massive exercise in internal reorganisation and collaborative effort with others, including NGOs, governments, suppliers, customers and so forth – not all of whom may be as positive about net positive as the theory's supporters.

There are at least two examples I know where malaria control programmes followed the general advice of mass net distribution, only to find out they had predominantly outdoor and daytime biting mosquitoes, meaning expensive reorganisation and wasted time and effort.

His seat disappeared following boundary reorganisation and he was defeated in his efforts to seek a nomination in two Greater Manchester seats.

It would be tragic if this latest attempt goes the way of previous efforts and gets bogged down in structural reorganisation and administrative process.

Reorganised school networks Teachers have had different experiences from the reorganisation of the school network.

Instead of concentrating efforts on improving services for patients, ministers have spent a wasted year forcing through their reckless and damaging NHS reorganisation".

But this reorganisation took time.

Lansley claimed reorganisation brought efficiency.