reorganization

Examples of reorganizing

reorganizing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Even where reforms succeeded in reorganizing state administration along more accountable lines, factionalism and patronage politics undercut executive authority.
Tribunals were popular with chiefs, and suspending or reorganizing them threatened important sources of revenue : fees and fines.
Reification renders such processes machine-analyzable by reorganizing them to use operations that are easier for computers to instrument.
But the mere fact of reorganizing the work does not mean the farm will become an entitycum-project.
The importance of reorganizing the empire was underlined by accelerating competition from other nation-states.
In fact, the city leaders had started reorganizing the lands outside the walls from earlier on.
This entails reorganizing sign space and modifying signs.
Increases in the number of hospital beds as well as the restructuring and reorganizing of existing facilities became impossible.
Why did census experimentation with reorganizing the racial order begin and end when it did?
Rational individuals respond by reorganizing their personal portfolio of total wealth in order to restore the preferred exposure to risk.
Reform proposals for increasing control over health services relate to limiting healthcare supply, increasing healthcare evaluation, reorganizing medical practice, and developing a new hospital concept.
As domesticated pragmatists, however, we refuse to make trouble by reorganizing science around the exploration of alternative research programs, with contrasting assumptions, themes, and methods.
It was successful in the accomplishment of specific policy goals, creating federal reclamation policy, reorganizing and expanding national forests, and initiating coordinated federal water policy.
Or more generally, since this is not an argument for general comparability, the process of fitting one outcome into a preferencestructure alongside others, or of reorganizing an existing structure.
Among many other findings, these studies indicate that new design ideas are frequently a consequence of reorganizing and then reinterpreting parts or elements in design representations such as sketches.
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