Sentence examples for were reorganised from inspiring English sources

In 1956, under the States Reorganisation Act, states were reorganised on a linguistic basis.

A few months ago the chairman of one tribunal resigned and the cases were reorganised according to the law.

After the rebellions of the 1950s, the Sultan of Oman's armed forces were reorganised, with British advice, training, equipment and funds.

He did remarkably well.Funds which previously operated with autonomy were reorganised into small groups overseen by managers (Ms Johnson among them) and linked together through new information technology.

The police authorities' powers waned abruptly in the 1960s, when the police were reorganised after revelations of corruption; they have continued to decline ever since.

However, when the London boroughs were reorganised in the mid-60s, these areas became officially part of some of the richest districts in the capital – the historically affluent fringe of Hampstead and Highgate.

The Peer Review Programme was undertaken over a three year period while networks were reorganising their services.

Hospitals are to be reorganised.

Funds' boards will have to be reorganised.

The share structure of the club was reorganised.

Solvent but illiquid firms are reorganised, but stay in business.