Sentence examples for reorganisation without from inspiring English sources

But it will not be easy to persuade people to vote for a vague promise of civic reorganisation, without the powers to match.

I have social policy nostalgia: not just for a time when public servants could say the word "reorganisation" without implicitly meaning "give it over to the private sector" (though I miss that too); nor for a time when public servants could have entire conversations without any thought for commercial confidentiality, and without using the words "low morale" (though, of course, ditto).

In TMPRSS4-overexpressing cells, inhibition of PI3K or Src with specific compounds reduces invasiveness and causes actin reorganisation without restoration of E-cadherin expression.

But the Welsh government has insisted that change is essential, and First Minister Carwyn Jones warned earlier this month that health services in Wales would collapse without reorganisation.

Given the volume of handsets that Nokia sells and its reliance on scale, says Mr Ollila, it was not feasible to make different handsets for individual operators without a reorganisation of its logistics chain.

Yet without further reorganisation of two fundamentally different systems – the NHS, which is free at the point of use and paid for through national taxation, and social care, which is means-tested and provided by councils – it is difficult to see how any government could introduce such budgets".

Phosphorylation of H2AX has also been shown in response to stress-induced chromatin reorganisation; this can occur without DNA breaks.

They even doubt whether Airbus can survive without a wholesale reorganisation of Europe's aerospace industry, something that is taking forever to happen.One source of future difficulty for Airbus may be its planned $10 billion "Boeing-beater", the 555-seat A3XX.

Furthermore, Cys304 residues (from each monomer) are on opposite faces of the dimer, precluding coupling at both sites simultaneously without massive structural reorganisation.

But all these improvements could have been made without such a big reorganisation.

"To help Labour reverse the 2012 NHS legislation without yet another major reorganisation, I have made a declarable contribution of over £7,500 to Labour funds.