Sentence examples for was reorganization from inspiring English sources

Among the special reforms was reorganization of the penal & legal codes.

Another popular cost-cutting initiative circa 2000 was reorganization, which removed high-paid middle-management positions (otherwise known as "a chance at promotion") and spread that work to remaining employees.

There's got to be restructuring, there's got to be reorganization, and there's got to be some confidence that we've stopped this downward spiral.

According to the majority of emergency medicine providers and administrators surveyed, of foremost priority is reorganization of emergency medical services.

Osteoclast bone resorption requires polarization, which is reorganization of the cytoskeleton and the formation of the actin-rich sealing zone [ 21].

The ultimate objective is reorganization of imaging departments to achieve patient-centred practice, by restoring the patient's place as an active participant in his/her management.

One molecular mechanism associated with cytokine-induced endothelial barrier dysfunction is reorganization of both cytoplasmic and transmembrane JCM from the cell-cell contacts [ 8, 18].

In government, there have also been reorganizations galore to face the challenges of national and international security, from the creation of DHS to the establishment of the military's US Africa Command.

We conclude that there are reorganizations in several neural processes that contribute differently to perceptual learning in a visual search task.

By December, G.M. was studying reorganization plans, including a possible bankruptcy filing.

Next there was a reorganization that shifted specialized officers to street beats, resulting in extensive overtime.