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Government hiring will be frozen as part of a "reshaping" of the public sector, he said.

The BBC/ITV plan, which multiple sources have described as at a very early "explore and evaluate" stage, fits into director general Tony Hall's "open BBC" pledge as part of a reshaping of the corporation for the digital age in the next charter renewal period.

In another dizzying day that will long be remembered as part of the reshaping of college sports, two universities with brand-name football programs announced they were leaving their conferences.

A new law providing more rights for defendants and suspects took effect as part of a plan to reshape court procedures in the kingdom.

The Bush Administration portrayed most of these reforms as efforts to boost a lagging economy, rather than as part of a plan to reshape the tax system in a radical way, but conservative activists knew they were making progress.

The US clothing company announced it had acquired a stake in the Vetri Family Group, as part of a plan to reshape its retail strategy and offset its slowing store sales.

Instead, the White House cast the repositioning as part of a broader initiative to reshape the military in the 21st century.

For as a good deal of recent work has shown, the Third Reich's genocidal policies toward the Jews have to be understood as part of a larger policy aimed at the ethnic reshaping of Europe.

As part of a seismic shift in online learning that is reshaping higher education, Coursera, a year-old company founded by two Stanford University computer scientists, will announce on Tuesday that a dozen major research universities are joining the venture.

It is hard to tell from Ms. Palin's remarks whether she understands how profoundly Dick Cheney has reshaped the vice presidency — as part of a larger drive to free the executive branch from all checks and balances.

And in December, the Alibaba Group, the Chinese Internet giant, agreed to buy an influential Hong Kong newspaper, The South China Morning Post, as part of an explicit effort to reshape media coverage of China.