Sentence examples for reorganisation on from inspiring English sources

He said the last thing our economy needed was one reorganisation on top of another.

The NHS has had "reorganisation on top of reorganisation on top of reorganisation".

Its reorganisation, on which a report is due to be presented to Parliament soon, has been more subtle than America's.

They are up against big financial constraints and face almost constant reorganisation, on the basis of what many would see as arbitrary decisions.

It also reveals the dilemma Labour faces in promising to repeal the government's Health and Social Care Act, and yet not to be seen to impose another top-down reorganisation on an exhausted NHS.

General John Allen, the US special envoy responsible for building the coalition against Isis, said: "Clearly... given the circumstances associated with the defence of that town, there was a need for additional fire support to go in to try to relieve the defenders and to buy some space for reorganisation on the ground".

"While the council spent £104m on reorganisation of schools, attainment has been dropping like a stone.

His analysis offered a Marxist critique of capitalism: only the reorganisation of industry on collectivist lines would solve contemporary problems.

With the reorganisation of RAF Strike Command on 1 April 2000, No. 38 Group was disbanded and Northolt came under the control of No. 2 Group RAF.

The study's multistage action research approach allowed interpersonal involvement and awareness and a detailed exploration as well as improvement of system time delays, not possible when focusing on reorganisation of logistics only.

They are often flanked by information and awareness-raising campaigns, on-farm bio-security and reorganisation of structures that impact on disease spread, such as live animal markets or transportation systems.