Sentence examples for get to reshape from inspiring English sources

They now get to reshape workers' rights and create a bill of rights suffused with neoliberal doctrine.

We have got to reshape ourselves and produce a proper fixture list that will start putting the main contestants together," he said.

But I think if Owen wins it's still important to do it, because a new leader has got to reshape and rebuild the PLP, and that means giving respect and dignity back to a lot of colleagues".

A bold prediction is, our entire economy has got to reshape, redefine, and restructure itself.

While the car is bound to remain central, large investments in public transit — subways, light rail, buses — could begin to reshape how Los Angeles gets around.

As president, he could get to quickly reshape it — and the economic conditions that central bank policymakers will be facing.

He has God-given ability, but it's got to be reshaped and reformed.

Once confirmed by the Senate, Pruitt got to work reshaping the agency in precisely that way.

Phase II was getting a handful of women far enough into the system that some could get to the top and reshape the institutions to make them as compatible for women as men,?

It'll be about half of what we get from that, but we've got to try and reshape it.

It's too bad, as Harlow Robinson points out in program notes, that Prokofiev never got around to reshaping his music for the two-part Eisenstein film "Ivan the Terrible" (1944 , 1958 into a proper concert work, as he did with the score for Eisenstein's "Alexander Nevsky" (1938).