Sentence examples for reorganisation with from inspiring English sources

This event adds a very important chapter to the story of reorganisation with which much progress was made last year.

The Probation Service faces the prospect of a massive reorganisation, with 70% of the cases being transferred to newly set-up private-sector organisations.

"Cameron and Lansley are combining disruptive top-down reorganisation with an aggressive bottom-up programme of selling as many subunits of the NHS as possible to insurers and private health interests".

These changes correlated with important cytoskeleton reorganisation, with a gradual decrease in stress fibre formation as the pattern dimensions decrease.

He became director of news in Birt's 1993 reorganisation, with a brief to bring TV and radio news together for the first time.

Various suggestions were made by the Charity Commission to raise funds for the school, including a reorganisation with Archbishop Abbot's School.

But Tory MP Damian Green said police had coped well with cuts so far, adding: "We've only actually scratched the surface with what can be done both with reorganisation and with technology".

The only problem with that is the NHS has just under gone one of its biggest ever reorganisations with the dismantling of regional health authorities and primary care trusts.

This is consistent with previous reports of reorganisation associated with compensatory foot-use in individuals with bilateral congenital upper limb malformation (Stoeckel et al., 2009).

MD simulation of the sodium containing quadruplex for 4 ns show significant structural reorganisation compared with the original potassium containing crystal structure.

"A huge mistake was made in the 1990s because the UK parliament was dominated by MPs who weren't interested in local government, they were more interested in how the reorganisation played with their political members," he said.