Sentence examples for reorganisation programme from inspiring English sources

He said the company had launched a "far-reaching strategic reorganisation programme to address the principal issues which are depressing profitability".

The report from inspector Leslie Blohm QC found there was no evidence to suggest the land should be registered as a village green – an application made by residents in Llanrumney in a bid to save it from development into the new Llanrumney High School as part of Cardiff council's school reorganisation programme.

The firm also expects to make £25m in savings through a "management reorganisation programme" announced in March.

He relinquishes his post as head of the Hywel Dda University Health Board at a time when that board is undergoing a controversial reorganisation programme.

"Russia's enormously expensive reorganisation and rearmament programme," he told me, "was already in full swing well before the crisis over Ukraine, while Nato nations were still winding down their militaries.

"Restructuring of the NAO's leadership team as part of our ongoing programme of reorganisation to cut costs required the departure of two members of the team," it said.

Even that megalomaniac Henry VIII needed parliamentary legitimisation for his programme of ecclesiastical reorganisation.

A management restructuring, service reorganisation, and a politically sensitive programme of closures and service reductions needs the cooperation of managers.

Labour has also been forced to postpone its planned programme of hospital reorganisation - in deference to Plaid's suspicions that this would involve rural closures and urbanised centralisation.

Watts estimates the cost of universal free school meals for all primary children in England at about £1bn, which, she says, represents just 1% of the DfE's current budget, plus 0.4% of the Department of Health's budget – "far less than the government is spending on the academies conversion programme or NHS reorganisation," says Watts.

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.