Sentence examples for substantive reorganization from inspiring English sources
The substantive reorganization of Coca-Cola under Mr. Daft -- including a decentralization of the operational and marketing functions to give local managers more authority, the elimination of 6,000 jobs and the closing of the company's retail outlets -- seemed to inspire the Edge Creative executives to rethink their plans.
It is noteworthy that the glial scar formation is associated with substantive tissue reorganization and structural changes that are long lasting and persist long after the triggering insult may have resolved.
In large corporate reorganizations, bankruptcy judges often confirm plans of reorganization that call for "substantive consolidation" of the different corporate entities comprising the corporate group.
While Finnish reorganization mechanics are more procreditor, a substantive rule requiring full payment to creditors for owners to retain ownership may generate U.S. plans that are more favorable to creditors.
These changes can result in long-lasting reorganization of tissue architecture that can extend diffusely over substantive areas.
These changes can result in long-lasting reorganization of tissue architecture that can extend diffusely over substantive areas without the formation of dense, compact barriers as found in glial scars along borders to necrotic tissue (see below).
A statement from Mr. Obey's office said the administration was "stalling the implementation of its plan by at least a year, once again calling into question whether its reorganization plan is an effort to simply distract from other substantive homeland security debates".
Two substantive conclusions follow.
The reorganization makes sense.
