Mr Vestergaard Frandsen reoriented his family firm from making uniforms to developing products to address the developing world's greatest health problems.
Together with strong global growth, this weakness has cushioned and reoriented America's economy.
But even more important than bases, says Dmitri Trenin, of the Moscow Carnegie Centre, would be the sense that NATO membership had permanently reoriented Ukraine out of Russia's sphere of influence.The Kremlin need not panic yet.
OLIVIER BLANCHARD, the IMF's chief economist, and a couple of other Fund economists ruminate in a new paper out today about how macro policy might be reoriented in the light of the crisis.
One gets the point; Britain's economy needs to be reoriented away from a consumption-led model to one based on exports.The trouble is that Britain faces a bit of a St Augustine situation (Lord give me chastity, but not yet).
Rather, "the composition of spending needs to be reoriented".
But these policies were tainted by association with "big government": Ronald Reagan scrapped them, slashed funding and reoriented training towards the private sector.
The formation of permanent waves in the beauty treatment of hair is based on partial reduction of the disulfide bonds of hair keratin by thioglycol, or some other mild reducing agent, and subsequent oxidation of the sulfhydryl groups (−SH) in the reoriented hair to disulfide bonds (−S−S−) by exposure to the oxygen of the air.
In an effort to rebuild the economy, the state ultimately reoriented economic policy in accordance with plans imposed by the International Monetary Fund, which emphasized decentralization and privatization and provided assistance to family farmers.
Increasingly estranged from nonresponsive Jews and Christians, he reoriented his followers' direction of prayer from Jerusalem to Mecca.
In foreign affairs, the country sought to improve its often tense relations with Russia and reoriented itself toward the West.
