Sentence examples for a redefined role from inspiring English sources

What we are witnessing today is an unruly process of pushing and shoving toward a redefined role for the United Nations.

Six reviews examined the effects of revising professional roles, for example, having a nurse with a redefined role to offer support, such as undertaking preventive and follow-up tasks.

Baby Boomers also redefined roles, promoted equality, left unfulfilling relationships to seek more fulfilling ones, sought immediate gratification, and manipulated the rules to meet their own needs.

These logics are not mutually exclusive but can serve as guideposts for thinking about the process of redefining roles in a team.

You have to redefine roles, write new rules, dismantle systems and rebuild them.

If feminism is about gender equality, then it's time to redefine roles for both women and men.

Harvey Lichtenstein, the larger-than-life former president of the Brooklyn Academy of Music who transformed Fort Greene into a cultural hub and redefined the role of a performing arts center, is to receive the city's highest award for achievement in the arts on Wednesday from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

During this jobless recovery, we should remember that, beyond simply being the 32nd President of the United States, FDR was a fearless leader who redefined the role of government during our country's darkest hour.

He dated and eventually married Sarah, he became a mentor to Max (her nephew) and he redefined his role as a father and husband.

Newer research however has redefined the role of the hippocampus as more of a way station in the encoding and subsequent retrieval of information.

"But it's also a moment of transition and a moment to redefine his role.