Sentence examples for reorganized to include from inspiring English sources

In 1940, however, the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) was organized, and in 1950 it was reorganized to include other Quarter Horse organizations.

Sinn Fein, the I.R.A.'s political wing, has said that it is impossible unless Britain reduces its military presence in Ulster and the police force is reorganized to include many more Catholic officers.

Sinn Fein, the I.R.A.'s political wing, says no guns can be turned over unless Britain removes at least some soldiers from Northern Ireland and the police force is reorganized to include many more Catholics.

In 1995 the division was reorganized to include Army Reserve schools, taking over the responsibilities for new programs.

Reference organelle transcriptomes for editing prediction have been extended and reorganized to include 19 curated mitochondrial and 13 chloroplast genomes, now allowing to distinguish RNA editing sites from "pre-edited" sites.

In 1974 the 172nd Infantry Brigade was reorganized again to include three light infantry battalions, US Army Alaska was known as USARAL through the 60s and 70s, whereas after the activation of the 6th Infantry Division it was known as USARAK.

They intended to severely limit the office of Chancellor, and reorganize Germany to include many elements of British liberalism.

The cellular destruction occurs in place (in situ), and the cellular membrane system is reorganized to package the degraded components, including the digested genetic material, in membrane compartments.

In the same year, Morris founded Morris Commercial Cars Ltd., and in 1927 he acquired Wolseley Motors Ltd. Morris Motors Ltd. was reorganized in 1935 36 to include these three companies and also Riley (Coventry) Ltd. in 1938.

We note as well that many companies have also reorganized their structure to include a chief data officer at the management board, who is coordinating data across all key functions.

He also reorganized the New York Fed Board to include prominent financiers, "including Lehman Brothers CEO Dick Fuld JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimonn; former Goldman Sachs Chairman Steve Friedman, who was still on the firm's board of directors; and General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt".