Sentence examples for reorganisation to from inspiring English sources

Birt, with characteristic intelligence and skill, reorganised it and used the reorganisation to fend off the government of the day.

This is why I have called for the reorganisation to be suspended while the economy is in such turmoil.

He urged management handling talks on the reorganisation to swiftly put final proposals to unions to help clear the air.

But, like other Tory-controlled local authorities attempting a radical reorganisation to cut costs, Smith's plans faltered due to opposition from staff and little public support.

"David Cameron wasted £3bn on a reorganisation to create this quango and these figures reveal only a fraction of its running costs.

"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.

The company he leaves behind faces a bleaker future.During his nine-year reign at the top of the world's biggest carmaker, Mr Smith has spent billions of dollars and overseen huge reorganisations to little avail.

Prof Martin says it takes around five years for reorganisations to bed down.

And she added: "Staff will be very disappointed indeed having been told that we'd done the reorganisation of all reorganisations to see that there's another 100 jobs to go".

The move follows the pre-Christmas announcement by Newsquest subsidiary the Herald & Times Group, also based in Glasgow, of a similar editorial reorganisation expected to cost up to 40 jobs.

Many genes whose expression peaks singly at ZT14 have functions related to actin cytoskeleton reorganisation and/or to small GTPase signalling.