reorganization

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Editorial note

Specifically, we would be opposed to any involuntary reorganization of ownership to the means of production.

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The act or process of rearranging. See reorganize.

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noun

The act or process of rearranging. See reorganize.

noun

The end result of such an act.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for reorganization.

noun

The act or process of rearranging. See reorganize.

noun

The end result of such an act.

Example sentences

Specifically, we would be opposed to any involuntary reorganization of ownership to the means of production.

The ccTLDs.cs (Czechoslovakia),.dd (East Germany),.yu (Yugoslavia), and.zr (Zaire) were all dissolved some time after the reorganization/renaming of their countries.

We've been doing this for a couple of weeks (after a department reorganization) and it's been working pretty well.

Ruby's class library is an object-oriented reorganization of Perl functionality--plus some Smalltalk and Lisp stuff.

Orphaning requires Bitcoin software to include complex chain reorganization code; a blockchain where orphans are very rare could omit such code.

It was a Chapter 11 reorganization, not a Chapter 7 liquidation, and the major parts of the company were bought by two others.

I was shallow anyhow, and you're right it will end up as reorganization in the field.

It's the cost of a new version (both in software development and reorganization of processes) that may be too high to justify these benefits.

I am 100% positive it will take some mental and maybe even logistical reorganization to switch to a cloud-based coding environment.

In a true sprint-- a short-term reorganization necessary to solve an immediate problem-- unsustainable effort is OK because, well, no one's going to be expected to sustain it.

The chief factor seems to have been an American reorganization of artillery in the 20s and 30s, chiefly intended to support centralization of battery fire at a battalion level.

> Disney executives said that the layoffs were part of a reorganization, and that the company opened more positions than it eliminated.

Quote examples

Many customers will probably think: “there seems to have taken place a reorganization; cool, now I have a single contact person for all my concerns”.

How can I make it so I didn't come up short?" I've been there not too long ago with the goal being making a multi-million euro part of an even bigger project with 7 figure fines for delays get off the critical path in the midst of a corporate reorganization.