Sentence examples for currently redefined from inspiring English sources

Bessa (2009) for instance, argues that the North has currently redefined resettlement of refugees "as an exclusive protection tool and instrument of international cooperation" (p. 91).

The Solicitors Regulation Authority SRAA) is currently redefining the way people qualify.

Certain government offices might have historically required him to give up control of Facebook, but Donald Trump is currently redefining how much ownership of business one can have as President.

Medical staff are not currently redefining parameters for children with abnormal baseline parameters.

Cadres of provider training are currently being redefined toward a higher standard of care; therefore, over time, this issue of a minimum standard should be resolved.

Originally described as exhibiting one heterozygous mutation, ST-486 has currently been redefined as harbouring two mutations [ 28].

The concept of humanity and the possibilities of humans stand currently to be redefined by technology with unprecedented speed: technology is quickly expanding the potential to use AI functions to enhance our skills and abilities.

The monotypic subgenus Pseudomycalesis Tsukada and Nishiyama, 1979, currently consisting of only L. tanuki, should however be redefined or expanded to include the two taxa of the junior genus Nirvanopsis, to reflect our phylogeny.

A landmark exhibition currently showing at Moma in New York, Henri Matisse: the Cut-Outs, has redefined the artist's reputation.

They are currently lobbying Congress to redefine men who buy sex as "traffickers".

We need to find incentives currently targeted towards institutional investors by the federal and states governments to be redefined to give incentive for local investors.