Sentence examples for reorganized it as from inspiring English sources
He also recovered the strategic fortress of Bab al-Abwab from the Khazars who had occupied it by poisoning its water supply, and reorganized it as a military colony (misr), resettling it with 24,000 soldiers.
Over the past four years he has reorganized it as a stand-alone division, boosted its research budget and quadrupled its sales force.
On that line's failure in 1873, Hill interested Canadian capitalists and reorganized it as the St .Paul, Minneapolis, and Manitoba Railway Company, becoming its president in 1882.
During World War II, Romanians occupied Bessarabia and temporarily reorganized it as part of Romania.
When he was able to return to his architecture practice, Burnham reorganized it as D.H. Burnham and Company.
The workers bought the peep-show business for $400,000 in 2003 and reorganized it as an employee-owned collective.
In addition, the company vacillated over Claris Corporation, its software division, first reorganizing it as an independent company and then reabsorbing it when it began shifting more resources to Windows software.
In the 1930s, as vice-director and then director of the institute, Piaget helped to reorganize it as part of the University of Geneva.
When Korea lost its sovereignty to Japan in 1905, he renamed the Tonghak sect the Ch'ŏndogyo ("Religion of the Heavenly Way") and set about reorganizing it as a genuine religion.
Romney and his colleagues were called Bainies, and, not surprisingly, there were accounts of insufferable young Bainies swarming into a company and confidently reorganizing it as middle managers were brushed aside.
Farrell added, however, that the sisters will reconsider their options if the LCWR "is forced to compromise the integrity of its mission". That indicated that if the Vatican does not relent on at least some of its plans to revamp the organization, the sisters could make good on the threat to disband the LCWR and reorganize it as an independent body beyond the reach of the Vatican.
