Sentence examples for will reorganize from inspiring English sources

Under what is the American equivalent of bankruptcy protection, Railtrack will reorganize into a newly privatized company.

Under what is the American equivalent of bankruptcy protection, Railtrack will reorganize into a new private company.

Under the terms of the agreement, Santander will reorganize the unit's 11 subsidiaries into a new holding company, with the private equity firms claiming half.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Hoping to energize its lackluster consumer devices division, Microsoft will reorganize parts of its phone and game unit this week, people familiar with the matter said.

"If the Macedonians do not respect the agreement," he said, "and things carry on as they were before, we will reorganize.

Under the plan, Yahoo will reorganize itself into three operating units, including one focused on its audience and one on its advertisers and publishers.

They've offloaded most of the calling features to Google and instead act as a carrier to Google's traffic and assume that you'll reorganize your life along Google's terms rather than their own.

Instead, we will regroup and reorganize.

In addition to the 42 schools assigned to outside managers, the panel ordered more modest intervention at 28 others: 9 will become independent or charter schools that might themselves seek a corporate partner, and the remaining 19 will be reorganized but will most likely stay within control of the district.

The overhaul will ultimately reorganize Russia's electricity sector into groups of power producers, distributors and sales units.

But if Namangani and Yuldashev are still alive, they will soon reorganize and begin carrying out acts of terrorism against the Karimov regime and against American targets in the cities of Uzbekistan.