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Meanings of reorganise in English
Synonyms
Examples for "regroup"
Examples for "regroup"
1
Weeks later he surfaced, vowing the Taliban would regroup and regain power.
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He refuses, saying that would allow the FARC a chance to regroup.
3
The Tories are tired, divided and need a good rest to regroup.'
4
Uribe says the FARC would use the area to regroup and rearm.
5
We have to regroup and get ready for Miami. TV: 8 p.m.
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Several are looking to boost their capital levels or reorganize their businesses.
2
Once wanted to reorganize Paris telephone company, and put in American operators.
3
Tells about Somoza& our Administration's attempt to reorganize Nicaragua's domestic political system.
4
Particularly in German Switzerland did his ideas take root and reorganize education.
5
After mushrooming out, they need to reorganize and focus on fewer projects.
1
Barclays certainly needs some new people to shake up its brash culture.
2
In April, HKEX finalised a major shake up of its listing regime.
3
To really shake up the economy, the RBI should be much bolder.
4
He vetoed a 2009 bill that aimed to shake up public media.
5
But his attempts to shake up the 150-year-old organisation angered many members.
Usage of reorganise in English
1
Smaller companies are trying to reorganise their production systems to do it.
2
Kurien and reorganise its key IT outsourcing business to rev up growth.
3
They come in and reorganise your kitchen so you can't find anything.
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But we will reorganise, continue our struggle and build a strong new left.
5
We have to accept this result and reorganise ourselves for Mexico.
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In Thompson's view, the entire country needs to reorganise vascular surgery.
7
Now it must regroup and reorganise, writes Mark Hennessy, Political Correspondent.
8
In the NHS, we were beginning to reorganise the system itself.
9
The Khalifa had pushed on swiftly, and was trying to reorganise his army.
10
At a meeting held last week it was decided to reorganise this society.
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There are many desirable reasons to reorganise the way hospitals and healthcare are managed.
12
The Minister for Defence is to introduce legislation to reorganise the Defence Forces headquarters.
13
They now determined to reorganise the State upon the model of the Venetian republic.
14
But increasingly this seems hard to reconcile with the plans to reorganise the service.
15
Nay, more, it is his task to reorganise these tendencies.
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But who among you will be able to reorganise it?
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