Sentence examples for designed to reshape from inspiring English sources

But most were designed to reshape the document into a Soviet-style constitution, centralising power.

It is clearly designed to reshape the electorate to suite the needs of the Republican party.

If all this sounds as if New York's soda consumers were about to become the subjects of an elaborate social-science experiment designed to reshape their behavior and desires, well, that's kind of true.

It was "a radical program of municipal reforms designed to reshape the social and economic infrastructures of the Austrian capital along socialist lines", writes Eve Blau in The Architecture of Red Vienna.

The International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) is a global, market-led coalition that is responding to and catalyzing further shifts in thinking and behaviour designed to reshape corporate reporting for the 21st century.

JERUSALEM — Israel's prime minister-designate, Benjamin Netanyahu, said Wednesday that the coalition he is forming would be a "partner for peace," offering a pledge that seemed designed to reshape his reputation as a foe of the peace process with the Palestinians.

"On top of that," added Mr. Inhofe, who is a global warming skeptic, "one would think that, prior to legislative hearings, the committee would have a thorough, comprehensive economic analysis to understand how an 900-plus page bill, designed to fundamentally reshape the American economy, affects consumers, small businesses, farmers and American families".

We use a self-consistent mean-field theory, designed to investigate membrane reshaping and lipid demixing upon interaction with proteins, to explore BAR domains interacting with large patches of lipid membranes of heterogeneous compositions.

"There will be some job losses that will result from this, yes," he said, but he stressed that the reshaping was designed to accelerate growth.

They announced today that Flip will be "reshaped as a flexible web application designed to live on social networking platform, starting with Facebook".

The "open" initiative is part of a major reshaping of the BBC designed to respond to the government's attempt to curb the scale and scope of the corporation as it faces royal charter renewal.