Sentence examples for and designed to transform from inspiring English sources

Complicating matters is Italy's current electoral law, passed in 2005 and designed to transform Italy's multi-party parliament into a more governable two-party American style system.

Much of the blame for those failures was placed on the agency's Faster, Better, Cheaper (FBC) initiative, a program established in the early 1990s and designed to transform the way NASA developed unmanned spacecraft.

"See No Evil," the brainchild of Inkie, a local street artist, and Team Love, music promoters from Bristol, was an art project and festival designed to transform the area's dreary, decaying landscape into a smorgasbord of urban art.

All have different ideas and products designed to transform our lives.

Both the cohort and the MBA curriculum helped guide Jiang, who also participated in UC Berkeley LAUNCH, a startup accelerator and competition designed to transform early stage startups into fundable companies.

Since substantial efforts have been invested internationally to promote the proliferation of CFLs often with limited results, the understanding of the Hungarian success can bring us closer to an effective planning of programmes and policies designed to transform the markets of energy-efficient technologies around the world.

A recent Conference Board of Canada survey of Canadian health regions [ 3] reported that, while 73%% indicated that Lean was a component of their organizational strategy, few have embraced Lean as an overarching strategy and management system designed to transform organizational culture and performance [ 3].

This new class of interactive "Smart Furniture" device themed around pillows, couches, and beds are designed to transform for, conform to, and inform the user as they rest.

Since the early 1990s hundreds of thousands of Tamil villagers in southern India have participated in literacy lessons, science demonstrations, and other events designed to transform them into active citizens with access to state power.

We then present the resulting VA Women's Health Research Agenda priorities and supporting activities designed to transform care for women veterans in six broad areas of study, including access to care and rural health; primary care and prevention; mental health; post deployment health; complex chronic conditions, aging and long-term care; and reproductive health.

Several researchers have addressed that clinical integration providing a process of medical management, care management, case management, and patient management designed to transform the traditionally fragmented delivery system into a more cohesive system [ 71], and lead to higher service quality and assure financial objectives [ 72, 73].