Príklady rejig

• Nor, we understand, will the private institutions know until then what will be the cost of rejigging their computer technology and training their staff.

• This has been rejigged a little in recent years, but, fundamentally, it is still the same, orientated to ultimate membership of the appropriate technical institute.

• Thirdly, he has rejigged the urban programme and presented it as a new programme with increased resources.

• I very much regret that county boundaries were rejigged in 1974.

• He then suggested that we should rejig the arrangements in other ways.

• The benefits which the family is receiving have to be rejigged.

• To save money, health authorities are rejigging work rosters to cut money that they pay to the better trained and more senior staff.

• That was a remarkable attempt to rejig the pledge.

• However, in view of the experience of the past four months, it was necessary to rejig the plans.

• We have great scope through informal education if we can rejig resources a little.

• If the times have been rejigged, he must know.

• It was written in terms of creating new manufacturing industries or rejigging existing ones with different technologies and different structures.

• I believe that the scheme needs to be fundamentally rejigged.

• Other huge costs will be incurred in rejigging the scheme to bring it into line with the transitional arrangements.

• However, should only the direct services reply, then it rejigs the contract, talks to the private contractors and rebids the contract.