Sentence examples for best reshape from inspiring English sources

With their competing array of policy speeches, Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush seem to be turning this election into a referendum on which candidate can best reshape government to meet the challenges of the New Economy.

This survey was designed to help gather information from health professionals working in IBD services on current care models, and their views on how to best reshape existing models for IBD care worldwide.

Some people involved in educational issues expected 2016 to be a year of contention over how best to reshape traditional teacher job protections, such as tenure and layoffs in order of seniority.

It was just one moment that stood out in two months of free agency and the draft, a time when teams have the best chance to reshape themselves, a time when some teams help themselves and some don't.

As a result of this new reality, the study recommends (among many other things) that best practices be created, reshaped and implemented to enable all their families to succeed and, for those with severe problems, to prevent the kind of distress that leads desperate parents to seek radical solutions like "re-homing".

The Finance Committee is the best venue available to Democrats to reshape the tax bill to direct more of its benefits to lower- and middle-income taxpayers than the Bush plan would.

The best rank-1 method [2] reshapes the vector to the matrix, and using SVD of this matrix, is calculated as the left singular vector corresponding to the largest singular value.

The best combination of geometrical parameters of the reshaping rivet was gotten by simulating 25 groups of different combinations.

He demanded the best out of players and he definitely reshaped the organisation in Leinster and left it in a good place for Joe [Schmidt] to pick up and bring it on.

The best opportunities for creating new marketplaces (or reshaping old ones) via mobile will be in markets where supply is inherently constrained and there are no viable (similarly priced) substitutes for that supply.

The best outcome would be for both countries to reshape their economies gradually, benefiting both.