Sentence examples for through reorganisation from inspiring English sources

But Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary, accused the government of disrupting cancer services through reorganisation and real-terms spending cuts, while Macmillan Cancer Support said there had been a "fundamental failure" within the NHS.

We conclude that expression of A-type lamins in CRC promotes tumour invasiveness through reorganisation of the actin cytoskeleton.

One could speculate that both Wnt3A and mechanically-induced accumulation of β-catenin in the chondrocyte cytoplasm may be transmitted through reorganisation of the F-actin cytoskeleton given the known interactions of β-catenin with the cytoskeleton at the cell surface [ 38].

Well done her, but overwork is only a short-term solution to underfunding not to mention the wasted millions currently being spent on yet another ill-thought-through reorganisation.

Alison Birmingham, from Unison, said staff had "continually been through reorganisations and changes and have played their part in trying to cut costs".

Therefore, the condition of many major banks (US and foreign) holding sub-prime securities in quantity cannot be repaired without a pass-through receivership, reorganisation and recapitalisation.

"My judgment is that we can achieve the benefits that TfL is arguing for through partnership, rather than through massive reorganisation, and that is my aim".

"When my sister was in the sixth form, she went through a reorganisation and we all felt the emotional upheaval.

Some of the lenders involved in the deal have agreed to inject $150m in financing to make sure the company has enough funds to see it through the reorganisation while in bankruptcy protection.

Subsequently, the barrier responds through internal reorganisation by breaching and reworking of existing sediment bodies.

Following the management change of two years ago, the company went through a reorganisation which notably included an overhaul of our game development practice.