Sentence examples for reorganization of the division from inspiring English sources

With the reorganization of the division all of the regiments were redesignated.

After the reorganization of 1973 the division expanded the computerizing of current cataloging and the central provision of both printed cards and machine-readable entries.

By 1996 Widerøe had undertaken a series of operational amendments after recommendation from the commission, including a reorganization of the aircraft operation division, the quality insurance division and the company's reporting systems.

Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy yesterday appointed Rudolph J. Rinaldi, a construction industry consultant who formerly served as the top construction official for New York State and New York City, to oversee Mr. Levy's proposed reorganization of the Board of Education's division of school facilities.

In addition, beginning this year, as part of the reorganization of the department's intelligence division, precincts and other units have begun sharing information about people suspected of committing crimes, which is entered into a central database now available to officers and detectives throughout the department.

As a part of Army-wide reorganization, the division's brigade headquarters were disbanded in favor of regimental commands.

Bertelsmann's chairman and chief executive, Thomas Middelhoff, said yesterday that the resignations stemmed entirely from a reorganization of the company's music division.

From what I hear, there's been a pretty big reorganization of the way the mobile division inside Yahoo works.

But given the president's proclivities, it would wouldn't seem that far fetched if his reorganization of the Minerals Management Service into separate divisions eventually included the creation of a federal entity that directed the development of federally owned oil and gas acreage rather than just leasing it and collecting royalties.

The name change was one of several matters mentioned in a departmental order, issued Nov. 12 and outlining several aspects of the division's reorganization.

5 40 p.m. | Updated The top two executives at Free Press, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, are leaving the company as a result of the reorganization of the company's adult publishing divisions, which will consolidate its imprints from six groups into four.