Sentence examples for reorganized system from inspiring English sources

Parents had enough faith in District 2 schools to send their children back after the attack, so Ms. Harwayne hopes they will also be trusting enough to keep them there under the reorganized system.

"They believed the moral purposes of the community could continue to be served under this reorganized system, that they could conquer Mammon and tame business to their own end," said Robert Fogarty, who has taught courses on American communal societies at Antioch College in Ohio.

As Mr. Bloomberg reorganized the system and poured money into it, satisfaction slowly grew.

In May 1943, however, the Allies reorganized their system of command for Southeast Asia.

The chancellor would appoint five deputies within the reorganized education system to oversee concerns specific to each borough.

He reorganized the system of native administration by the Native Authority Ordinance (1926) and the Native Courts Ordinance (1929).

Within the suggested $4.49 billion total, the committee would give $430 million to the Joint Polar Satellite System, a reorganized satellite system that represents a new program for the agency.

Speer also made plans to reconstruct Berlin on a grand scale, with huge buildings, wide boulevards, and a reorganized transportation system.

This law, which is still in force, has since been supplemented with amendments and additional laws that reorganized the system for protection and preservation and extended its scope to a larger variety of cultural properties.

Continental glaciation in the central US reorganized river systems, flattened topography, and buried topography producing areas of erosion, old drift, and young drift.

The reorganization energy (RE) has defined as the energy required reorganizing the system structure from the initial to final coordinates without changing the electronic state.