Sentence examples for reorganization as from inspiring English sources

That money is meant to pay for its reorganization as well as the development of new products.

Mr. Miller is expected to announce a reorganization as early as this week that is meant to simplify AOL's byzantine organization structure.

This display is part of a major reorganization (as much as possible in chronological order) and redesign of the settings for the museum's frescoes collection, which had been closed for a decade before the reopening this spring.

1962 Bonn Cabinet Offers Resignation BONN — The entire West German Cabinet, led by Defense Minister Franz-Josef Strauss, today [Nov. 20] offered its collective resignation to Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to clear the way for a complete government reorganization "as soon as possible".

However, the model adequately emphasizes the ecological importance of disturbance and subsequent ecosystem reorganization, as well as long term cyclic ecosystem dynamics, for ecosystem resiliency and adaptive capasity.

Microsoft is in the midst of a large reorganization, as well as a business model shift and the search for a new CEO, making it a liquid moment for the company.

Managed by Dalton, Greiner, Hartman, Maher & Co., Naples, Fla. HALCYON INSTITUTIONAL, L.P. Unleveraged hedge fund that trades stocks involved in mergers, reorganizations, as well as "event" investments.

Moreover, we have analyzed the repetitive DNA content and gene density in relation to chromosomal reorganizations, as well as the effect of inversions in meiotic recombination, detecting immune-related genes in evolutionary breakpoint regions in the macaque genome.

The May Report was also the first to report that Divine Interventures, the Internet incubator, was planning a major reorganization with as many as 300 layoffs.

Second, it provides a formula for the activation energy, based on a parameter called the reorganization energy, as well as the Gibbs free energy.

Still, Mr. Allen said, Lukoil has not trampled minority shareholder rights in messy reorganizations, as Yukos and another fast-growing Russian oil company, Sibneft, have.