The potential to regroup and reorganize remains real.

Coordinator of the project to reorganize the defence capability

Finally, we must reorganize ourselves to sustain such a course.

Head of the project to reorganize the National Armed Forces of Côte d'Ivoire

Left to its fate, Syrian society began to disintegrate and reorganize on a sectarian basis.

The Executive Directorate will reorganize the Committee's website in order to make it more user friendly and efficient.

After September11, 2001, the US had a second big chance to use its unique power to reorganize the world.

This remains one of the major ways in which the negative forces access arms and are allowed to reorganize.

Furthermore, to keep operating expenditures under control UNOPS must reorganize its internal operations and restructure its cost base in 2006.

Mr. Trepelkov (Russian Federation) welcomed the measures taken by the Department of Public Information to reorganize United Nations information activities.

The purpose of the amendments was to reorganize functions within the Ministry and to concentrate most of them within the UIF.

It was also taking steps to reorganize central structures, liaise with the appointed mayors and progressively take over administrative responsibilities in the countryside.

The international community is now charged with thinking about how to reorganize the financial sector and minimize the risk of similar catastrophe in the future.

US airlines have used the lull in demand for their services to reorganize both their equipment and personnel, much like the railways in the 1930 s.

But years of tireless endeavour have enabled us to devise systems and to reorganize infrastructures so we can predict, withstand and reduce the impact of natural calamities.

They are simply seeking to manipulate the device of peace talks to give themselves a breather, to get supplies and reorganize themselves to carry out their murderous activities.

How could this be? As the economic historian Alexander Field has shown, many firms took the down time created by weak demand for their products to reorganize their operations.

This presupposes that the Brothers reorganize themselves internally and find ways to distance themselves from more radical factions, and that they promote inclusive policies toward vulnerable groups and social minorities.

The intensity of the criticism, and leaks of information including reports of the operation, caused the Nixon Administration to reorganize both the military communications network and the government's intelligence apparatus.

In cases of endemic backlog, it is implicit in several decisions taken by the Court that the State is under the duty to reorganize structurally its delivery of judicial services

Dynamic systems theory stresses nonlinear connections (e.g., between earlier and later social assertiveness) and the capacity of a system to reorganize as a phase shift that is stage like in nature.

It is often forgotten that US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld emerged from a comfortable retirement to reorganize the American military into a smaller, more agile force, using some of these same insights.

Furthermore, Abe will seek to reorganize the prime minister s office to reinforce its ability to function as a political headquarters that can make quick decisions on national strategy concerning diplomatic and security issues.

We have a chance here to prove that a country that almost slaughtered itself out of existence can practice reconciliation, reorganize itself, focus on tomorrow and provide comprehensive, quality health care with minimal outside help.

A serious strategy must do three things increase support for the region's democrats create a regional context that facilitates democratic development and, finally, reorganize ourselves at home to pursue and sustain pro democracy policies abroad.

Moreover, he announced that the Palestinian Authority will shortly reorganize and unify its security forces into three agencies operating under the direct command of the Minister of the Interior, a step that is required in the road map.

By December 2004, the LRA was using the ceasefire instituted by the Government of Uganda to reorganize, retrieve hidden ammunition and regain military momentum, thereby enabling it to continue to carry out ambushes and attacks on camps for internally displaced persons.

The changing global context calls for UNICEF to reorganize its capacities and strengthen its approach to partnerships such that it becomes a more effective, trusted ally and advocate for promoting decisions, policies and budgets in favour of children, women and gender equality.

For instance, the Goals were set on the assumption that the goods, services, food and income required to meet them were readily available and could be produced and sourced in the poor African countries, and that what we needed was merely to reorganize the distribution structures.

Taking into account the statements by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of OIC Member States and the Secretary General on the review and development of work mechanisms in the Organization of the Islamic Conference in an effort to achieve efficiency, rationalize work in the OIC, reorganize its administrations, and improve the level of its performance