Sentence examples for reorganisation into from inspiring English sources

Pichai became Google chief in October 2015, after its reorganisation into holding company Alphabet.

And the Army will face a 7,000 cut in manpower and a reorganisation into five combat brigades of 6,000 troops each, down from the current eight.

Within three weeks of assuming office, John Morris, the attorney-general, announced its reorganisation into 42 local units, corresponding to the English and Welsh police-force areas.

The reorganisation into 25 business units is widely seen as preparation for an initial public offering (IPO) that would take most of them public.

Pichai, who became Google's CEO in October following its reorganisation into holding company Alphabet, was handed 273,328 shares, according to a company filing, worth $199m when they were awarded.

The search is now on for a new chief executive, amid a Ballmer-driven reorganisation into a "devices and services" company which also removes the silos that led to divisional infighting.

City status was most recently confirmed by Queen Elizabeth II by letters patent issued under the Great Seal dated 1 April 1974, which granted city status specifically to the civil parish; on that date major local government reorganisation came into effect, which involved the abolition of the municipal borough of Wells.

With pinched resources and the prospect of steep falls in the population, local governments are being forced into the most radical reorganisation in half a century.A couple of much-publicised municipal bankruptcies have helped sharpen minds.

It is seven years since the last bout of local government reorganisation in England, when 44 councils were amalgamated into nine unitary authorities.

The two apparently poorly performing trusts were merged into larger trusts during the NHS reorganisation in 2006.

So will a planned reorganisation of the company into a single entity.