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reorientation

A change in direction or focus of a business in response to changing market conditions or in order to attract a different market.

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Following are the sets of interventions which have been designed to help reorient security apparatus to deal with contemporary challenges effectively.
NACTA to have comprehensive National Database of terrorists
The anonymous parcel inspired Pistachio Stories, one of the Middle East-themed plays at the ReOrient festival, run by Golden Thread Productions.
Festival watch
Wilkes' master plan is predicated on making the campus more pedestrian-friendly and having it reoriented to the river and business district.
All a part of the plan: this president says city planning and economic development issues should be on institutional agendas
It further reduces the velocity of water flow in the nip; thus it does not reorient the fibers.
A practical guide to grooving suction rolls
"We're not only seeing financing alternatives by way of capital increases, but there are also cases of companies that have a great opportunity to get out of minority investments and reorient their resources towards others that are more closely related to their principal business," says Javier Contreras, chief of finance at stock brokerage Santander Investment in Santiago.
Money, money everywhere: Chile's companies rely on loans, stocks, bonds--or all three--to grow in 2005
John Hanson to reorient and reacquaint himself with SDDC doctrine.
New group/unit commanders for SDDC
Key statement: Forming the rubber material that can be rendered plastic and rendered non-plastic, which respectively permits and restricts reorientation of the reinforcement cords before the tire begins to cure to permit the one or more of the reinforcement cords to be free to reorient themselves, and curing the tire in a tire mold while the matrix material remains plastic so that the reinforcement cords remain free to reorient themselves while curing.
Tire construction method for improving tire uniformity
The task force found that if the United States is to provide strike options effective against future threats, it must reorient its nuclear arsenal away from "large, high-fallout weapons delivered primarily by ballistic missiles" toward smaller, more precise nuclear weapons that can be used for a variety of special missions.
Defense Science Board report released (February 2004)
Overall, the book can serve as a self-directing guide for both high-school students and teachers seeking to reorient themselves to the challenge of engaging in artistic activity.
Spirit Taking Form: Making a Spiritual Practice of Making Art
As leader, Blair was determined to reorient Labour from its fixation on policy prescriptions to the first principles that would define the progressive project: opportunity, fairness, social justice, community, and responsibility.
Blair hitch project: how Clinton's ideological fellow traveler became Bush's closest ally
Azerbaijan is a key chess piece in a global power play to reorient strategic geopolitical influence.
The Azerbaijan energy trap: U.S. policy initiated by Clinton and continued by Bush is making America dependent on oil from this region still run by Stalin-era Communists
However, the reports of the Spanish and Portuguese discoveries that circulated from 1493-1522 were probably of peripheral interest and did not significantly alter or reorient the relations of either Venice or the papacy with their respective allies and enemies.
Italian Reports on America, 1493-1522: Letters, Dispatches, and Papal Bulls & Las Casas on Columbus: The Third Voyage.

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