Industries in the Republic of Cyprus were subsequently reoriented toward export production, and many factories were built in the south.
"The fly-to markets are softer than the drive-to markets, so hotels are reorienting toward the drive-to markets," he said.
The Republican said he had earlier called Mr. Obama's senior economic adviser, Lawrence H. Summers, and "gave him my thoughts on how this should be reoriented toward real estate".
"If the European Union gives us an absolutely clear 'no' signal, the likelihood of reorienting toward the Customs Union is quite high," he said.
They really did switch tactics when they sharply cut back on stop-and-frisk, and reoriented toward focusing on the places where the homicides and shootings were taking place, which were really in and around the city's housing developments.
"If, by the end of the year, Transnistria has not reoriented toward Europe," thus preserving those duty-exemptions, it "would be a severe blow for textile, metallurgical and other industries from the republic," said Soin.
After the first World Festival of Negro Arts was organized at Dakar in 1966, a number of existing institutions were reoriented toward African traditions, and others were created, such as the Dynamique Museum, the Daniel Sorano Theatre, and the Tapestry Factory of Thiès.
Ski-touring gear, originally designed to facilitate uphill walking and climbing as well as the occasional trip down the mountain, has been reoriented toward more thrilling descents: The skis are fatter and more versatile and the clothing is more fashionable.
While many tech firms are reorienting toward commercial customers, Hewlett-Packard is staking its claim to consumers.
During loading, oblique fibers of the ventral layer reoriented toward the tensile axis in both directions, while fibers of the dorsal layer remained in the transversal direction.
