Sentence examples for work reorganised from inspiring English sources

The Commission on Sustainable Development has been designated main responsibility for monitoring and follow up, with its programme of work reorganised to focus on thematic clusters of issues.

The Commission on Sustainable Development has consequently been revitalized and its programme of work reorganised along a multi-year programme of work divided into seven two-year cycles (the first year devoted to a review of progress and the second to policy recommendations), with each cycle focusing on selected thematic clusters of issues.

Some external factors mentioned were harvest work, reorganising of the entire production, plans to stop the production, and social factors making the farmer unable to cope with the situation.

Similarly, very few publications have examined task shifting in-depth through a post-conflict lens – for example, how work is reorganised after conflict and the short- and long-term effects of formal and informal task shifting on health worker performance.

"We have changed the way we work by reorganising, refocusing and retraining our teams and we will continue to work in a way which is consistent with the recommendations," Lewis said.

That has left Congress looking ever older and more out of touch.But he has long refused to take on a responsible position, preferring to work on reorganising Congress's youth wing, and leading regional election efforts, both with generally poor results.

Under current laws, employers can reject applications for various reasons such as that they will lead to damaging extra costs, could affect quality and performance, or work cannot be reorganised among staff.

Canadian teams are working to reorganise Bangladesh Rail, to prune its staff and minor routes and improve financial and accounting systems, in the way that Canadian National Railways was restructured.

"We are working towards a reorganised structure, with multi-skilled teams based in different areas.

Getting wages from the state for this work, carers would help reshape all social relationships: reorganising work to incorporate men into caring and women into – everything.

He suggested Bristol needed to be reorganised to work more effectively as a city.