Sentence examples for been redefined to include from inspiring English sources

And the ongoing tax reforms would not only simplify taxes but "change the taxpayer's relation" to the taxes he has to pay, which is to say that tax evasion — a national pastime that Berlusconi decriminalized in 2002 and Renzi recriminalized this year — has been redefined to include the off-the-books jobs that are said to account for up to twenty per cent of Italy's economy.

Both the definition and the objectives of such care have recently been redefined, to include patients presenting with any complex chronic disease and to offer such care early in the course of the illness [ 1].

Unsportsmanlike conduct was redefined to include kneeing, kicking and punching with locked hands.

Not all of these will materialise, and the concept may be redefined to include improvements to existing cities.

"I firmly believe that the idea of function should be redefined to include immaterial uses," said Mr. Boym.

Homosexuality must not be presented as an acceptable alternative lifestyle, in public policy, nor should family be redefined to include homosexual couples.

But there is little doubt the government perceives that the core principles need to be redefined to include the commercial provision of healthcare.

"Troubled assets" were redefined to include not just mortgage-related assets but "any other financial instrument" deemed necessary to stabilize the financial system.

First, consumer goods, once thought of as objects without a history, are redefined to include the ethical (and unethical) decisions made in the production process.

Thus, optimal reperfusion is being redefined to include intact microvascular flow and restored myocardial perfusion, as well as sustained epicardial patency.

In 2006, Jeannette M. Wing, head of the computer science department at Carnegie Mellon University, wrote a manifesto arguing that basic literacy should be redefined to include understanding of computer processes.