Sentence examples for reorganised in a table from inspiring English sources
The facilitators for improvement were analysed and reorganised in a table combining Shortell's dimensions of capability 2 45 and Walshe's domains of an intervention.
Within the Eastern Health and Social Services Board EHSSBB) Area of Northern Ireland community dietetic services were reorganised in 1997 following an audit of HETF [ 18].
The group was reorganised in 2007 to provide a 200-strong highly-trained team to respond to hostage situations.
On 17 April 1901, the regiment was renamed as the Royal Wiltshire Imperial Yeomanry (Prince of Wales's Own Royal Regiment) and reorganised in four squadrons and a machine gun section.
The bulk of the force had initially been organised in an improvised manner, but was formally reorganised in late September 1991 as the 204th Vukovar Brigade, also known as the 124th Brigade.
"That is the big issue; the buses would have to be reorganised in one go" – which, Wolmar says, is not such a bad idea.
Should Leicester City hang on to their sizeable advantage at the top of the Premier League table they will become only the sixth different name on the trophy since English football was reorganised in the 1992-93 season.
A third of NHS contracts in England have been awarded to private sector providers since the service was reorganised in 2013, figures suggest.
The unit's maintenance program was reorganised in September 1973.
In response, the Army command structure was reorganised in early 1942.
The intervention hospital was relocated and reorganised in January 2009.
