Although PTDI insists that this was a "one-off", the money was part of a strategy to reorientate the economy.
They also have to be ready to reorientate themselves to new markets: the Chinese have proved enthusiastic buyers of Western heritage goods.The cunning of traditionThe success of these re-emergent technologies also has important lessons for how we think of disruptive innovation.
The effect of this movement was to reorientate religious education to a return to the kerygma and catechesis of the New Testament church.
"[Our government] wants to break with the legacy of clientelism and patronage and reorientate our administration to the traditions of the social model of Europe," he explained.
Given the inability of G4S to fulfil its Olympic contract, and the proven inadequacy of the UK Border Agency to control the frontiers, might not a solution be to reorientate the military towards the home front.
When the world changes so radically and unexpectedly, as these allegations have made happen for the political world, you can't reorientate yourself.
What is required is the persistent need to envisage the world anew, to remake the self, or reorientate her, like a sitter adjusting her posture in order to gain a different view.
Overall, Mr. Matabosch said that his goal was to "reorientate" the Teatro Real rather than to erase Mr. Mortier's legacy, insisting that, in terms of Mr. Mortier's production plans, "all that is already sufficiently advanced will be respected".
Yesterday in the Guardian, Clegg announced that the UK would reorientate its aid programme to prioritise women in developing countries and will be encouraging UN members to follow suit next week.
Surely, it is argued, if adult education is to play its part in making Britain – or UK plc – a modern, competitive and efficient society, organisations like the WEA should radically reorientate itself and its provision?
"But," he said, "the baseline competitive level is going to reorientate around what these drugs make possible, and you can choose to compete or not".
