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Verb(1) organize anew,organize anew, as after a setback,rearrange(2) organize anew(3) as after a setback(4) rearrange

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(1) we have to reorganize the entire workload(2) Lee recognized the inherent weakness of this system and began to reorganize the artillery arm.(3) But it needs to go much further and completely reorganize its electronics division.(4) In the Form of Government of 1634, the central government was reorganized .(5) As one of the founders and reorganisers of East German research, he was hit hard in the 1990s by German reunification, which led to the abolition of some East German scientific activities following an evaluation by West German scientists.(6) In the coming years the Social Security program will undergo many alterations and reorganizations .(7) In his first six months in office, he drastically reorganized the leadership structure.(8) I started with our lab business, and basically reorganized the entire leadership team of that business.(9) The group also recently reorganized its upper management, sales force and customer service teams.(10) As reorganiser of the papal archives and refurbisher of inscriptions on martyrs' tombs, Damasus earned the undying gratitude of historians.(11) Therefore, the focus on management reforms has usually involved reorganizations , the creation of new committees, or reporting requirements.(12) Public health was reorganized on a racial basis.(13) My questions have to do with your proposals for reorganizing the financial system.(14) I admit to trying one or two of those approaches, but nothing worked for me until I discovered the miraculous effect of organizing and reorganizing my work space.(15) The financial system could be reorganized along the line of tapping into this significant source of external finance.(16) He was considered a great administrator who reorganized the Union army into a mighty fighting machine.