Sentence examples for a need for reshaping from inspiring English sources

The concept of 'space of access' developed within our team, stresses the importance of "dynamics of resources beyond the 'medical zone' of care" and a need for reshaping primary mental health care by "de-centering and re-connecting the role of medical professionals" [ 20].

A statement said there was a need for the company to "reshape" and "reduce costs".

Overall, there is a need to reshape nutrition training in health professional schools in West Africa.

He said Labour would be more radical than in the past - and there was a need to "fundamentally reshape our economy".

And he said Labour would be more radical than in the past - and there was a need to "fundamentally reshape our economy".

As an octogenarian longtime reader of The Times, I thank Arthur Ochs Sulzberger for reshaping it into today's engaging forms.

Gender-reassignment therapy, especially for reshaping of the forehead, can be an effective treatment to improve self-esteem.

If the base edge has become dull or in need of reshaping, getting this done at a ski shop is recommended.

The sad absence of Jonathan Trott was a harsh reminder of the imminent need to reshape an ageing team.

Vaz asked the mayor whether the phone hacking scandal had made the case for the need to "reshape the Met" and whether some of the "specialist issues... should actually go elsewhere so that the Met can concentrate on the kind of bread and butter issues you have been talking about – cutting crime and making sure we prevent crime".

His party has a better understanding of the need to reshape the state than either of its two rivals.