Sentence examples for for redefining from inspiring English sources

The question seems narrow, but it could have significant implications for redefining Congress's spending power.

Perhaps Star Trek's reverence for redefining a problem is the real solution.

Indeed, arguments for redefining marriage frequently hinge on questions of government benefits to same-sex couples.

Pharrell Williams presented U2 with the innovator award for "redefining – no, actually, reinventing music and culture for decades".

As well as being remembered for his musical talents, the legendary singer will also be remembered for redefining sexuality for an entire generation.

"The notion that you pass same-sex marriage and the issue goes away, that's one of the biggest lies told by proponents for redefining marriage," Mr. Brown said.

To get inflation back under control there is a case for redefining the role of the bank to focus on primarily on price stability.

If her history is written fairly, she and her sister Serena will be acknowledged for redefining women's tennis and propping up American tennis for more than 15 years.

WASHINGTON — As an Academy Award-winning actor heralded for redefining Hollywood's conception of the leading man, Dustin Hoffman doesn't focus on his legacy.

WASHINGTON — The Fukushima Daiichi meltdowns show that it is time for "redefining the level of protection that is regarded as adequate" at American nuclear plants, a special task force of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has concluded.

"I don't see momentum for redefining marriage," said Christopher Plante, executive director of the Rhode Island chapter of the National Organization for Marriage, who noted that 30 states have constitutional provisions limiting marriage to a man and a woman.