He listened to the pitches before his, tried to figure out what the panelists wanted to hear, restructured his ideas on a piece of scratch paper, then let fly.
It proposed a range of strategies for restructuring curricula and ideas for new courses, highlighting exemplar case studies.
Shinseki tended to shut out some of the Army's noisier critics; Keane talks regularly with Colonel Macgregor and is interested in the personnel-restructuring ideas of Major Vandergriff.
To tackle this problem, the UAMS OB/GYN administration had tested various, new system-restructuring ideas such as changing the appointment scheduling system and the number of nurses, often with little or no success.
The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB/GYN) at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences UAMSS) tested various, new system-restructuring ideas such as varying number of different types of nurses to reduce patient wait times for its outpatient clinic, often with little or no effect on waiting time.
On the Well blog, Ms. Brody writes in her article "Communities Learn the Good Life Can Be a Killer," about how some neighborhoods and towns are restructuring around the idea that easy access to work, school, services and recreation makes for a happier and healthier population.
He saw himself as a pioneer, ramming home his ideas about "restructuring the Orient" in speeches and plays.
Here she describes the "wrenching transformation" in her perspective on school reform, and argues against many of today's most popular ideas for restructuring schools.
What are your ideas for restructuring the Davis Cup? A. Scheduling is the biggest issue that holds the popularity of the Davis Cup back.
But a few activists dominated these groups, in an insular conversation about "the process" that kept returning to ideas for restructuring into smaller groups in order to refine the process and make it "more inclusive".
The other half consists of such shorter-term ideas as restructuring plays and cyclical bets.
