Reduced funds could trigger massive reorganisation and even redundancies, they say.
Under the limited adaptation scenarios (1a and 2a), we suggest that climate change does not trigger major reorganisation within the fishing and tourism industries.
The result triggered a reorganisation of Whitehall departments and a spending hiatus before the new chancellor's autumn statement last month.
The insolvency procedure may trigger a widespread reorganisation of the company, or a legal liquidation.
In Europe, the EUROCARE study [ 28], showing the relatively poorer survival of cancer patients in Britain compared with European neighbours, was a trigger for the reorganisation of services in England and Wales in 1995.
These changes have been triggered by local political reorganisations in the pastoralist groups, international conflicts between India and China and Indian national development policies.
ATP binds onto the cation-gated P2X1 receptor that is present on thrombocytes resulting in cytoskeletal reorganisation and higher responsiveness in terms of aggregation and degranulation towards other platelet activating triggers such as collagen [reviewed in [7], [8]].
Departmental Reorganisation.
Proposal for the reorganisation of the CMU.
Lansley claimed reorganisation brought efficiency.
