Sentence examples for would be reorganized from inspiring English sources

It added that those operations would be reorganized.

President Hugo Chavez said on Sunday that the state-owned oil monopoly would be reorganized.

A poorly structured parole system would be reorganized to focus on offenders who actually present a risk to public safety.

Each mob, or "family," already well-organized, would be reorganized with both a boss and an underboss and, under them, lieutenants (caporegime) and soldiers.

As the country's most troubled lender, it would be reorganized by placing underperforming loans and questionable assets into a so-called bad bank and transferring healthy assets to the Bank of Cyprus, the nation's largest financial institution.

Mr. Riondino said the Police Department would be reorganized and some functions would be cut, but he insisted that the number of officers patrolling the streets would not decline.

By the end of 2016, it was announced that co-founder Brendan Iribe was out as CEO and that the company would be reorganizing around divisions focused on things like PC VR, mobile and content with Xiaomi exec Hugo Barra coming aboard as VP of VR to lead the new effort working directly beneath CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

But your suggestion that various government agencies be reorganized would not really change anything.

But he said the program would first have to be reorganized.

I would alter that slightly: the reorganizing of governing institutions, or at least the examples and models by which those institutions might be reorganized, should begin locally and now.

"Presumably, it could still be reorganized.