Sentence examples for reorganising around from inspiring English sources

The electricity industry is reorganising around Eletrobras, the former state monopoly.Critics denounce all this as the creation of "national champions" that are beholden to the government, either directly or indirectly.

I accept the vastness of change this approach needs, and the new problems it creates, but I'm convinced that reorganising around how people consume marketing is a fundamental design principle to work towards.

After briefly reorganising around Zelengora mountain south-east of Foča, they moved their operations to western Bosnia for the remainder of 1942.

Nicola Sturgeon is to call for the BBC to be reorganised around a new federal structure, with new dedicated TV and radio services for Scotland as part of its charter renewal programme.

When I argued on Newsnight this week that we need some calm reflection and that the whole of society should not be reorganised around child protection, it started a minor Twitchunt, and I have been accused of everything from being a BBC stooge to a callous apologist for paedophilia.

A plausible explanation for the existence of the Effect is that the mind is designed to reorganise around the pursuit of goals.

The castle formed the new administrative centre, and the former Anglo-Saxon settlement of Berkhampsted reorganised around it.

Around this time, the 3rd Division adopted the jungle divisional establishment, and was reorganised around three infantry brigades: the 7th, 15th and 29th Brigades.

The 10th Battalion underwent desert training in January and February 1915, during which time it was reorganised around the four-company structure that had been adopted by the British.

"There's been a lot of moving around, reorganising, throwing away papers I've had for 10 or 12 years," he says.

Reorganising services around a heightened sense of child protection has already proven damaging over recent years.