What is another word for re constitutions?
Pronunciation: [ɹˌiː kˌɒnstɪtjˈuːʃənz] (IPA) 
Re constitutions refers to reconstructing or recreating something, particularly a government, company or organization. Synonyms for this term include rebuilding, renewing, revitalizing, reorganizing, restructuring, refashioning, revamping, restyling, renewing, and reforming. These words all imply a change or improvement on something that already existed, whether by rebuilding from scratch or by making changes to existing structures. Re constitutions can also refer to a legal process for reforming laws, policies or regulations. Business leaders often use this term when restructuring their company to improve productivity, streamline operations and boost growth. Whether used in business or politics, re constitutions ultimately aim to create a better and more effective system than what existed before.
