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The project was a success up until the Ilimo Farm ceased operations, and this caused the business to restrategise to sustain itself.

Though I may need to restrategize for my security and health."

If we've lost a second technical, we have to regroup and restrategize.

"It just made us restrategize and focus."

“We will definitely restrategize with this information,” Ms. Birnkrant said.

They have to re-evaluate and restrategize.

"But with Bush, I had to restrategize."

When Locus shoots the grenade, Wash shoots and disables Locus' Sniper rifle, forcing the two mercs to restrategize.

"I'm not sure how much of it we can attribute to an actual cutoff of the communication and how much of it has to do with the opposition trying to reorganize and restrategize," she said.

So you reposition, you restrategize and you try to support the company in the slower times and really position it to take advantage of the uptick,' said George Padula, president of Danforth Associa

A month after that election, the Young Democrats of America's national winter meeting was held in San Juan, PR during which hundreds of young liberals from across the entire nation met to regroup and restrategize after Senator John Kerry lost the 2004 presidential election.

SUNDAY "Undisputed, the band at the Idle Hour in Point Pleasant, is the strong Sunday spot," said Mr. Tarkanish, although he added that late Sunday afternoon is a great time at almost any shore bar, a time to reflect - and maybe restrategize.