Sentence examples for reorganized to make from inspiring English sources

It feels like an achievement, emptiness Reorganized to make the matter plain.

by Sharon Levy It feels like an achievement, emptiness Reorganized to make the matter plain.

The Fire Department in particular needs to be reorganized, to make the system more centralized and the chain of command more orderly.

They reorganized to make business units more accountable, and they made some acquisitions to build Yahoo's advertising and e-mail technology.

Friends of Mr. Lowell, who asked not to be identified, said his resignation was related to concerns that his office is being reorganized to make it easier for American defense companies to export sensitive technology.

Last year, after it was fined for abusing its dominance, the company reorganized to make a clear division between the units that offer universal postal services and deserve public money, and the commercial units that compete, like parcel delivery.

They continually reorganized government to make it more businesslike and cost effective.

Should I store them or reorganize them to make it look less cluttered?

We've spent a generation trying to reorganize schools to make them better, but the truth is that people learn from the people they love.

Facebook has made a big deal about reorganizing talent to make it so every team builds its own mobile products.

The present classification was adopted in the early 1970s, when the logic of phylogenetic systematics was beginning to be appreciated, and the taxonomy of the order Primates was reorganized so as to make taxa equivalent, as far as possible, to clades.