Mr. Bush called on NATO to re-create itself as a leaner and swifter military force to take on the new threat of terrorism -- including, Mr. Hussein.
For a city keen to re-create itself as forward-looking, Makoko is a dismal advertisement, and the government knows this.
That's particularly true when the film creates itself as a servant to political power: by itself, the CIA's heavy (and still unexamined) involvement in this film is a significant and disturbing development.
It was as eloquent an expression of how a band thinks, works and creates itself as you could wish for – a group of people on exactly the same (new) wavelength and talking the same dual language.
Boeing's effort to re-create itself as a services company won't have much impact if it fails to shore up its core businesses.
The recognition that the subject is not given to itself in advance leads him to the practical consequence that it must create itself as a work of art (Foucault 1983: 392).
Boeing's effort to re-create itself as a services company won't have much effect if it fails to shore up the business of making commercial airplanes–$35 billion in revenue last year, twice as much as Airbus.
In this spirit, the universe is seen as being in a constant process of re-creating itself, as everything that exists is a mere aspect of qi, which, "condensed, becomes life; diluted, it is indefinite potential".
The story will create itself as I write.
What worse insult could there be in a space that has so consciously created itself as a den of male ego and toxic masculinity?
Then, helped by a large bond issue from the Forest Preserve District, close attention to zoo governance and visitor services, and (George) Rabb's appointment as director in 1976, the zoo began to re-create itself as one of the nation's best, especially in its institutional commitment to international conservation and environmental awareness".
