Sentence examples for a redefining from inspiring English sources

Nothing less than a redefining of the position is expected.

The budget has the potential to be a redefining measure that becomes the cornerstone of a new industrial and welfare consensus among the electorate.

Or, will be living in a Redefining Progress world in 2030, where countries prioritise economic and social resilience over growth, and quality of life is the key goal?

It was a redefining budget of scale and ambition that sucked up everything around Osborne, showing that he has the confidence to be a political jackdaw.

PAGE 1 WEEK IN REVIEW AMERICAN CAPITALISM After the Fall President Obama is hinting at an audacious ambtion as he waits for the inevitable end of the recession: a redefining of American capitalism.

No one is marking the calendar, least of all President Obama, but the president is hinting at an audacious ambition as he waits for that inevitable if distant day: a redefining of American capitalism.

This study utilizes the moving mesh algorithm where a redefined computational mesh is applied in the convective phase.

Plan a ReDefine 8/29 event in your own town.

In response, Kennedy started a "Redefine Noodles & Company" campaign "to redefine and refine nearly every aspect of the operation".

The mathematicians took a shortcut, redefining 'fitness' to represent the number of offspring that an individual left.

Apparently also, the therapeutic response is not an argument to redefining a diagnostic classification.