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Therefore, the Maoist violence-hit regions comprising the older five districts have been “reorganised” into 11 new districts.

The Reds were planning to go to St George’s Park for three days, to make the most of a blank weekend, but the Portuguese boss says those plans will have to be reorganised.

Jammu and Kashmir will also be "reorganised," the Home Minister added, with the state's bifurcation into two union territories, Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh.

By 1961, the MNFF had reorganised itself as an insurgent outfit demanding autonomy for the Mizo hills.

The marque is ending all dealer contracts in the UK - a move also happening with sister brand Opel across Europe - as the entire sales network is reorganised.

We are at home today to assure you that the party will be reorganised and repositioned.

Accordingly, in June 1847 the League of the Just was reorganised by its membership into a new open "above ground" political society that appealed directly to the working classes.

After the Peace of Prague, the Swedes reorganised the Royal Army under Johan Banér and created a new one, the Army of the Weser under the command of Alexander Leslie.

At Chotusitz, it was Frederick's newly reorganised and trained cavalry that really won the victory Luvaas, p. 4. and compensated for their previous failings.

At the beginning of the ensuing 1948-49 full-scale conventional war against regular Arab armies, the Haganah was reorganised to become the core of the new Israel Defense Forces.

At the same time, the municipalities were reorganised, according to the table below.

Battle of Dezful main On 5 January 1981, Iran had reorganised its forces enough to launch a large-scale offensive, Operation Nasr (Victory).

By the time they had reorganised they were well behind schedule and out of touch with the creeping artillery barrage.

During the 1947-48 civil war between the Arab and Jewish communities in what was still Mandatory Palestine, a reorganised Haganah managed to defend or wrestle most of the territory it was ordered to hold or capture.

Geographically divided into two wings, the western contingent, claiming the exclusive mandate for all of Pakistan, considered itself to be the reorganised continuation of the country in the United Nations.

He established a chain of fortresses across the south of England, reorganised the army, "so that always half its men were at home, and half out on service, except for those men who were to garrison the burhs" (A.

He received an approval from Hitler for a counteroffensive against the Soviet forces advancing in the Donbass region.sfn On 12 February 1943, the remaining German forces were reorganised.

He said "Hungary has been renewed and reorganised under European principles".

He thoroughly reorganised the army and attempted to raise the moral standard and obedience of the people by persuading them to cut their vines and give up drinking wine.

He took all the military, religious, and political power and reorganised the army and the bureaucracy.