Sentence examples for reorganized with both from inspiring English sources
Each mob, or "family," already well-organized, would be reorganized with both a boss and an underboss and, under them, lieutenants (caporegime) and soldiers.
Many businesses capable of reorganization are being sold or liquidated rather that reorganized, with attendant loss of jobs and goods and services for the economy.
The Provisional Government was reorganized, with Kerensky as prime minister.
The platoon was hastily reorganized, with a sergeant in command, and ordered to continue its mission.
The safety system, he said, has been reorganized with added personnel.
Dia was completely reorganized with the help of dedicated trustees such as Herbert Brownell, Margaret Douglas-Hamilton and Peter Wolff.
In the end, Mr. Chan lost, and ChinaCast's board was reorganized with a mostly new set of directors.
Schools that failed to show significant improvement in two years could be reorganized with new principals and teachers.
Though he was not outstanding for his statesmanship, it was under his auspices that the University of Constantinople was reorganized, with an efflorescence of learning and letters.
After serious financial problems, the company moved in 1995, reorganized with a name change as Joffrey Ballet of Chicago and has sprung back in spanking good form.
The magazine's management has been reorganized with the addition of an editorial director, who will be responsible for overseeing the magazine's brand extensions like books, television programming and applications for mobile and tablet devices.
