If the new ownership structure facilitates restructuring, then this is where it will be put to the test.
Some look to philosophy, theory, or science; for me, the way to actively structure and restructure the always-changing meaning of ourselves and what surrounds us is art.
Sometimes our thought and speech about objects that already really exist and are already of vital interest to us can be helpfully structured or restructured by pressing these objects into service as props in a suitable game of make-believe, turning them for the time being into improvised representations of something almost entirely different.
The program involved the following modules: introduction, behavioral analysis, planning of activities, daily structure, cognitive restructuring, promotion of social competence, and relapse prevention.
AT&T's Long Lines division once occupied most of the structure, but the restructured company had no future need for all 1.2 million square feet.
The analysis demonstrates how the new professional leaders at first acted in accordance with the intentions of the hospital reform, but soon chose to avoid the more ambitious plans for restructuring the hospital structure and in fact reintroduced local politics into the decision-making process.
This is why they have left very little impact in terms of restructuring the social structures.
Further, we investigate how the shifting relationships between these roles provide insight into broader trends in the structuring and restructuring of the welfare state.
While the webcam captures the movements, a generative and evolutive loop gives rise to fluid, glitched-out and distorted textures that structure and restructure themselves in the GIF format.
After elections in 1994, IDRC and CIDA provided wide-ranging support in restructuring the apartheid administrative structure.
