Sentence examples for has reformulated its from inspiring English sources

In a kind of cat and mouse game, the government has reformulated its tax to catch up with them and hopes to collect more money next year.

Addition resources include: the EWG's 2010 Sunscreen Guide; the Whole Foods program tied to their Premium Body Care seal; the OPI nail company--which has reformulated its line of Nail Lacquers, Nail Treatments, and Nail Hardeners to eliminate DBP (dibutyl phthalate) and Toluene.

Fairfax reported on Wednesday that Nestle had spent $7m on reducing the salt, sugar and fat content in Uncle Toby's muesli bars and that Kellogg's had reformulated its popular Nutri-Grain breakfast cereal to make it more nutritious.

Its manufacturer, Cephalon, has reformulated modafinil for children as once-daily 85 mg film-coated tablets, which it claims to be smaller and easier to swallow.

It has reformulated dynamic programming-based alignment algorithms as streaming algorithms in terms of computer graphics primitives.

Over time the government has reformulated several different notions of district in its successive acts without repealing the preceding ones.

Fullinwider has reformulated the harm argument so that it avoids the first two objections.

Bobbi Brown has reformulated her groundbreaking 1992 stick foundation.

We have reformulated the model to use it as a parameter estimation problem; the 116 parameters to be estimated consist of kinetic parameters and maximum reaction rates.

We have reformulated the model to use it in an optimization context, where the objective function to be minimized consists of the difference between the simulated concentration profiles obtained with the nominal and the estimated parameters.

It is certainly better to have reformulated the Tories' fiscal stance before the end-game starts, rather than fiddling with it later.