“The company's executive vice president said the sale was pivotal to its reorganization.”

“The police force is in total disarray, desperately in need of reorganization.”

“The administration is proposing a reorganization that denationalizes operations of the national railroad.”

“A reorganisation of the management of acutely jaundiced patients was needed.”

“The sites became redundant following a reorganisation of special education, and plans are afoot to sell them for housing.”

“The company has undergone structural reorganisation and has taken significant steps to cut unessential costs.”

“He calls Gores Technology a shrewd buyer and an able reorganizer.”

“Morgan begins to move from being a fairly conservative railroad reorganizer and bond guy into a speculative equity guy.”

“As reorganiser of the papal archives and refurbisher of inscriptions on martyrs' tombs, Damasus earned the undying gratitude of historians.”

“Le ministre a ensuite precise que les objectifs de ce projet de loi resident dans la volonte du gouvernement de reorganiser et d'actualiser le regime de la copropriete.”

“Despite the reorg, there are still instances where salespeople from different business practices call on the same client.”

“And now comes this reorg, in which Apple's head of hardware engineering becomes the head of engineering for the new iPod division.”

“We also found out there is yet another internal reorg and V.P.s and Presidents all have to reapply for their jobs.”

“Over the centuries, the Friars Minor experienced many distinctions and reorganizations based on their understanding of the Franciscan way of life.”

“However, certain types of reorganizations limit or prohibit the sellers' receipt of non-stock consideration.”

“These reorganizations may underlie vicariation of lost functions following stroke.”