Sentence examples for being redefined to from inspiring English sources

Is marriage being redefined to have little significance?

If marriage is redefined once, what is to stop it being redefined to allow polygamy?

Political Islam is being redefined to take account of modernity and the demands of Muslims for accountability.

The polls show that the Yankees, who are the current world champions (as in other American sports, "world" being redefined to mean the United States and Canada), have around twice as many fans in the city as the much less predictable Mets; in fact they are the most followed team in the country.

It advances three main arguments: first, "the evidence shows children do best with a married mother and father"; second, "if marriage is redefined once, what is to stop it being redefined to allow polygamy?"; and third, "it's not discriminatory to support traditional marriage".

New urban planning concepts are being redefined to emphasize active modes of transportation such as walking and cycling.

The position she left — director of enforcement — was redefined to focus on football, she said.

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.

Given "literally" has this week been redefined to mean "figuratively", you can see why they fancied their chances.