Sentence examples for reorganizing on from inspiring English sources

In short, Justice Department wants American to go back to its original idea of reorganizing on a stand-alone basis.

In the face of this year's failure, the whole club is reorganizing on both the administrative and technical fronts.

Afghan officials have complained that Pakistan is not doing enough to prevent Taliban remnants from reorganizing on its territory.

The circulation associated with the system continued westward, reorganizing on November 26 in the Arabian Sea.

The fitting results exhibited that the micelles with longer core blocks had less tendency to reorganize on the surface while reorganization took more part in the adsorption process of the micelles with shorter core blocks.

A cast of the inside of the skull shows an apelike brain, but one that had taken the first step toward being reorganized on human lines.

The Ford Motor Company was consciously reorganized on the GM pattern after World War II; other American automotive firms have similar structures.

The defection of Williams left the church with no strong leadership and thus made it possible for it to be reorganized on a General Baptist platform in 1652.

Its formidable collection, now reorganized on freshly painted walls, includes Caravaggio's "Judith and Holofernes," in which the biblical heroine winces slightly as she draws her blade.

"I think it is too much of a sudden change for the conservatives to get themselves reorganized on such an issue," said Sadegh Zibakalam, a political scientist at Tehran University.

When the Moorestown Township Council reorganizes on Jan . 3 it will for the first time in its 300-year history have a Democratic majority.