Sentence examples for reorganisation for from inspiring English sources

City regions would require a further round of local government reorganisation, for which there is no political appetite.

The additional presence of left amygdala sclerosis resulted in reorganisation for encoding of emotional verbal material to right amygdala.

For every public decision on urban organisation and reorganisation, for all regulatory action, each tie or limit imposed, opposition and differentiation with varying degrees of importance arise.

This and political direction to make more use of reserves led the Army to undertake its most radical reorganisation for 50 years.

"I think from the announcement Bombardier made in July about reorganisation for their worldwide operations, everybody has been apprehensive about how Belfast was going to be affected," he said.

Service reorganisation for communication problems could include, for example, a stepped care model, similar to that recently recommended by the Stroke Improvement Programme for psychological support.

It is inevitable that the report itself and Parliament's response draws upon the major programme for the reorganisation of competition policy for which Mr Monti has received so much praise.

The Israelis exploited the truce for recruitment and reorganisation, and for importing heavy arms and ammunition from eastern Europe in violation of the UN arms embargo.

Thirdly, the need for reorganisation of municipal OH, regardless of different preconditions, was obvious for both decision makers and OH personnel.

For example, ezrin recruitment, which was used as a marker for reorganisation of endothelial plasma cell membrane reorganisation, is virtually absent until the level of piliation exceeds half of the maximal level.

But Mr Miliband blamed the coalition's own "top-down reorganisation" of services for longer A&E waiting times.