Reconfiguring in a sentence

In Sudbury, Mayor Paul Lefebvre said he’s all in favour of making changes to the city’s rules around zoning, saying it will be “all hands on deck” when staff gets around to reconfiguring existing regulations to accommodate more housing.

That's not closing Stepping Hill, but it's reconfiguring services around the district.

BP is considering a radical reconfiguring of its offices, which could come close to halving its property portfolio in some locations, by shifting almost 50,000 employees towards remote working and flexible workplace layouts in the wake of the pandemic.

ITRenew, which specializes in decommissioning and reselling used equipment from hyperscale data centers, has been reconfiguring some of it into broad market-friendly solutions, certified for traditional software platforms, such as VMware.

It’s pretty comprehensive and I don’t feel like reconfiguring it for a new generation.

Some of this planning involves maintaining staff and resources and also reconfiguring the rest of the year to adapt to this unforeseen suspended period.

It's a complete ground-up rebuild, including new bridges and reconstructing (and some reconfiguring of) ramps.

Traders and analysts said Smithfield was reconfiguring its U.S. processing operations to direct meat to China, which produced half the world’s pork before swine fever decimated the industry.

County contractors are also reconfiguring the bike lanes on both N. Scott and N. Quinn Streets as part of the construction, resulting in some road closures in the area.

Projects for those using the fund could include supporting regeneration, reconfiguring space, increasing the number of homes for young and old people, more work space and reducing vehicle congestion.

That may mean reconfiguring furniture for a more functional living room or converting an underused guest room into a useful craft or project space.

That money can and should be used to offset the cost of reconfiguring Lee Park and Pioneer Park Cemetery near Dallas City Hall and the convention center.

This reconfiguring has happened thanks to a reordering of the structures of work, technology and a breakdown of communal life.

Vaccine officials are discussing reconfiguring next year’s vaccine already, looking to produce it with alternative methods to growing the vaccine virus in eggs.

Big Brother: Reconfiguring the "active" audience of cultural studies?

For specific requirements, much software must be carefully configured to be useful, to work correctly with other software, or to be secure, and local administrators are often obliged to spend time reviewing and reconfiguring assorted software.

Instead of completely reconfiguring the Boat Deck, the ship's architects simply opened a well in the deck between what were to have been the second and third class lounges, creating a double height space known as the Double Room (now the Grand Lounge).

The on-board computer also experienced unscheduled resets occasionally, which necessitated reconfiguring the clock sequence and subsystems.