re-organization

Antonyms for re-organization

Word Origin & History

also re-organization, 1801, in translations from French, noun of action from reorganize.

This explains the necessity for the re-organization as above described.

Hope Mills would take a fortnight holiday for repairs and re-organization.

There was also another serious difficulty to re-organization.

He was made a member of the Academy of Sciences upon its re-organization.

The bill for this re-organization has passed both chambers of the Volks Vertegenwoordigers, and on July 1st.

He lost the latter post on the re-organization of the above-named Institution in the year 1816.

And without such acceptance, how could he make it the central point of a re-organization?

Present Austria faces three alternatives—death, migration, or a complete industrial diversion and re-organization.

You will be furloughed for thirty days, and at the expiration of that time, rendezvous here for re-organization.

This permission was granted; the re-organization of the several13 regiments was perfected, and the regiments recruited.