reorganization AmE , auch: reorganisation BrE

The reorganization plan has been in the works for a long time.

The reorganization may make sense on a lot of levels.

He said that is what happened after the 1984 reorganization.

They got to work on the reorganization of their army.

The reorganization of the army took place in 1791 and 1792.

The army was still in the process of reorganization when the war began.

This led to the reorganization of the company over the next 18 months.

Following the season, the league took a year off for reorganization.

The result had been a complete reorganization of the force.

The reorganization is the most dramatic in the group's history.

A reorganization three years ago cost 8,000 employees their jobs.

He reported progress on a reorganization plan for the company.

But in practice the administration has found such reorganization difficult to achieve.

"This is what would happen if we had to go into reorganization," he said.

This division will see the least change from the reorganization.

It is clearly in need of a hard look and perhaps serious reorganization.

That has been enough to allow us to begin the reorganization of the system.

The government already has all the reorganization it can handle, she said.

That will change as part of the reorganization, announced last week.

An act for the reorganization of the government was passed on June 19.

In 1998, work began on the second phase of reorganization.

A reorganization in 1990 gave more power and control to these professionals.

The system was replaced after a reorganization in the end of 1911.

Upon the reorganization of the army, in March 1864, several changes were made.

The department was established in 1994 following a reorganization within the federal government.