Sentence examples for reorganization moves from inspiring English sources

Ofcom said any reorganization moves by News Corporation would have no impact on its investigation.

This week, Mr. Pandit announced the bank's 10th major management shake-up since 2002 and its latest reorganization, moves that underscore Citigroup's failure to integrate and invest in its operations over the last decade.

The reorganization moves the old Gang Investigation Division, whose roughly 200 investigators account for more than two thirds of the Department's personnel working on gang cases, from the Organized Crime Control Bureau to the Detective Bureau.

He also proposed on Monday what he characterized as a "vast and historic" reorganization, moving many duties now handled by the state down to a local level.

Meanwhile, Microsoft underwent a huge reorganization moving most of the company's high-ranking leadership into new positions.

Minson was promoted to the COO job in June of last year as part of a larger reorganization, moving over from his three-year stint as CFO.

The company said it expected the reorganization to move quickly but did not set a timetable.

Saab and two subsidiaries had petitioned the District Court in Vanersborg, Sweden, on Wednesday for "voluntary reorganization," a move to gain time for Chinese partners to come through with long-term financing and prevent the legal challenge from unions.

Despite the governor's 11th-hour revision to a reorganization plan moving the Historic Trust from one department to another, some in the history community are accusing Governor McGreevey of trying to usurp the trust's power.

The letter points out how quickly the reorganization is moving since an advisory board suggested the new institute in early December.

At one level, it's reason to be optimistic that bankruptcy reorganizations could move more quickly than the year or two they usually take.