Sentence examples for reorganized in order to from inspiring English sources

"It's the first sign that the agency is being reorganized in order to highlight art forms that the executive branch wants to see reflected -- an emphasis on classical music and large museums, which are of course the safest and most established art forms".

"These centers did exist in one form or another, but many of them have been reorganized in order to put more of an emphasis on the specialty services," said Louis Amato, president and chief executive of Cathedral Health Systems, which opened a separate cancer center last year at Saint Michael's Hospital in Newark.

Data for water extraction, use, discharge, and river flow were collected, curated and reorganized in order to characterize the water use and reuse within the basin.

In 241 BC, this assembly was reorganized in order to give more weight to the lower ranking Centuries, and thus make the assembly less aristocratic.

In addition, actin/myosin mediated cell migration ceases during cell division when cortical actin must be reorganized in order to specify where the cleavage furrow is activated during cytokinesis.

The NPs tended to reorganize in order to maximize the more stable {111} plane.

This decisive action will give Borders the opportunity to achieve a proper infusion of capital in order to have the opportunity to have the time to reorganize in order to reposition itself to be a successful business for the long term," said Mike Edwards, Borders Group President.

The developers wanted to create a broken, strange, and convoluted world that the players must tidy and reorganize in order to unravel hidden machinery that will ultimately allow them to make music.

Without input from photoreceptors for a certain period of time, the inner retina and central visual pathways may permanently lose their ability to reorganize in order to effectively process the input from the recovered cones.

Family life has to be reorganized and in order to master such transitions, people use rites.

However AsIII has lately been demonstrated to be able to distort a polypeptide structure so that AsIII can capture thiols in the reorganized structure in order to satisfy its desire for thiolate coordination.