The growing caucus of ardent conservatives — Mr. Cruz, Mr. Paul, Marco Rubio of Florida, Patrick J. Toomey of Pennsylvania, Jeff Flake of Arizona, Mike Lee of Utah, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Tim Scott of South Carolina — has begun reshaping what it means to be a Republican in the Senate, he said.
Worcester director of rugby Dean Ryan has begun reshaping his backroom staff at Sixways by offloading four men, led by assistant head coach Nigel Redman.
In Pennsylvania, where exploding deer populations have erased tree seedlings and trillium and other wildflowers from many forests, game officials have begun reshaping hunting regulations, less to suit the desires of hunters for ever-bigger herds and more to suit the needs of ailing ecosystems.
Unlike the oligarchs of the era of Boris N. Yeltsin, who had political influence but not the same kind of economic sway, these groups have begun reshaping the rusting hulk of the Soviet economy, in ruins after a decade of looting and neglect.
True, the Internet has begun to reshape the highest reaches of the nation's $1.2 trillion construction industry.
That is why my administration has begun to reshape these standards to ensure they are in line with the rule of law.
Now, 2013 is closer at hand and a new round of maneuvering has begun to reshape the richest system of agricultural handouts in the world.
Yet there is little disputing that under the direction of the Communist Party, China has begun to reshape the way the global economy functions by virtue of its growing dominance of trade, its huge hoard of foreign exchange reserves and United States government debt and its voracious appetite for oil, coal, iron ore and other natural resources.
The former Sheffield United, Leeds, Crystal Palace and Queens Park Rangers midfielder and his assistant Greg Abbott have already begun reshaping the squad for next term, offering six players, including captain Alan Sheehan and striker Jimmy Spencer, new deals, while releasing 10 others.
Now that the Obama administration has begun to reshape and restore the government, the editors of Genome Medicine have asked our opinions on the future of biomedical research in the United States.
"They have begun to reshape the views of the government".
