Reorganisation in a sentence

Earlier on Friday, SVB Financial Group said it had filed for a court-supervised reorganisation, days after its former banking unit SVB was taken over by U.S. regulators.

Following a reorganisation of the regional park, which used to be jointly controlled by neighbouring local authorities, the Inverclyde parts and local staff, including the rangers, transferred to the council.

Government say reorganisation would be disruptive, but so is the current mess.

He explained that reorganisation of the department had resulted in increase in the number of posts in the cadre of AE/AEE.

However, the regime’s strength under army head Min Aung Hlaing has come into question after a significant reorganisation saw some prominent military officers replaced.

In 2020, Disney CEO Bob Chapek announced “a strategic reorganisation” to prioritise “streaming services”.

Members of the joint executive committee met on Monday (July 17) at the Civic Centre in Carlisle to discuss a closure report on the Cumbria Local Government Reorganisation Programme.

Minister of State for Home Affairs Nityanand Rai introduced the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation (Second Amendment) Bill and the Government of Union Territories (Amendment) Bill in the Lok Sabha.

Nairobi — Former Cabinet Secretary Adan Mohamed has been appointed Chief of Strategy Execution following the reorganisation of the Executive announced by President William Ruto.

She added: “I feel sorry for the staff, all of these changes, disruptions and massive reorganisation to be implemented days before the return to school is shocking.

Speaking with newsmen, the minister said the reorganisation was approved by President Muhammadu Buhari and there was nothing hidden about it.

The company said reorganisation of its group transport operations had incurred restructuring charges of £19.

According to the provisions of the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, Jammu and Kashmir has been made a Union Territory with a Legislative Assembly, and Ladakh a Union Territory without any Assembly.

In a report last week, Lord Darzi blamed the coalition government Sir Ed was part of for a "disastrous" reorganisation of the NHS in England.

It follows a review of how the authority delivers leisure services after local government reorganisation, which abolished the seven district councils that previously owned council leisure centres until last April.

Landlocked Chad is surrounded by the Central African Republic, Sudan, Libya and Niger that host Russian paramilitary forces resulting from the reorganisation of the Wagner group whose founder died in a mysterious plane crash last August.

The city council’s “spectacular burst” of skyscraper construction ahead of local government reorganisation was to take the city’s tower block total to at least 55.

The Pakistani Prime Minister had accused the government of conducting a “classic settler colonial project” in Jammu & Kashmir, following its reorganisation by the government on August 5, 2019.

The reorganisation generated a revenue of ₹4.62 crore from the disposal of scrap.

In June 2014, the AP Reorganisation Act enabled running of interstate public sector Road Transport Corporation bus services for five years without any formal agreement or permit between the two states.