Sentence examples for campaign to transform from inspiring English sources
In short, the political campaign to transform Mr. Obama into a Muslim is succeeding.
But it can more rightly be seen as the culmination of her forty-year campaign to transform American theatre.
The one great flaw in the campaign to transform the Carlyle into a truly fine restaurant is service.
We are entering the last six months of The Stanford Challenge, our five-year campaign to transform the university and better prepare us to lead in this century.
Priests of Prosperity explores the unsung revolutionary campaign to transform postcommunist central banks from command-economy cash cows into Western-style monetary guardians.
During the last decade, Brealey has been the prime mover in a campaign to transform the theory & practice of the conservation of paintings in this country.
On Tuesday, Apple will hold another of Mr. Jobs's marketing events here to introduce what trade publications and analysts indicate will be his next campaign: an effort to transform the distribution of Hollywood movies as thoroughly as he has revolutionized the recording industry with the iTunes Music Store.
In the New York Times obituary of Mao, Fox Butterfield wrote, "Mao launched a series of sweeping, sometimes convulsive campaigns to transform a semifeudal, largely illiterate and predominantly agricultural country … into a modern, industrialized socialist state".
Community group the Royal Park Community Consortium has been campaigning to transform the building into a community hub, but council officers have recommended councillors approve the flats plan at Wednesday's executive board meeting.
And he has offered a brasher alternative to the inward-looking exceptionalism that grew out of Hiroshima, campaigning to transform Japan into a "normal" country, with a freer military and a bigger role in global affairs.
It played a key role in the the preservation of dozens of others and is actively involved in current campaigns to transform vacant public land into community resources, to build long-promised public open spaces, to defend gardens owned by not for profit organizations from tax lien foreclosure and to preserve community spaces in the face of deed theft.
