| The US is in no position to rejigger this because we don't understand anything about the country. |
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| If I missed a workout due to work or illness, Jim would simply rejigger my scheduled workouts. |
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| But, indeed, this was a day, a very precious day, considering the time between now and Tuesday, taken up trying to rejigger the staff. |
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| Now we have a crisis that requires us to rejigger our entire economy, so it seems daunting to people. |
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| And he plainly wants to rejigger tax policy in order to redistribute income. |
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| Time to rejigger those federal incentives. But don't expect exponents of abstinence-only to fold any time soon. |
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| He's no longer running Bain Capital, taking over companies and trying to rejigger their assets or run them better. |
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| Placing the cannabis industry in the hands of nonprofits committed to fostering public health would rejigger the incentive structure. |
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| The two men left the firm in May, following BNY Mellon s move to rejigger its fund of hedge funds business. |
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| We would get by, of course, but we'd have to rejigger investments to make more cash available, and we don't want to do that. |
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| And it gives the company's algorithms the data they need, from car positions to customer feedback. Similar service providers are using smartphones to rejigger local logistics. |
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| But it can encourage them, rejigger funding and planning incentives for saner choices, publicize new models and hold competitions for best new practices. |
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| New this year, investors can rejigger their college plan holdings twice per year, compared with the limit of once per year since the 529 plan's inception. |
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