The county council has said it is considering "substantially reshaping" how it delivers short breaks and childcare because of "significant budget pressures".
"She is," Turner said, "reshaping the culture".
Ms. Birnbaum obviously has not had much time to reshape an entrenched agency, but critics have said that fast-tracking had not noticeably slowed.
Spending so much time with family members dealing with losing a relative, Mr. Sheeler said, had reshaped his understanding of the meaning of "sacrifice".
He says every western state has to reshape the relationship between the individual and the state.
"When he had the second half of last season there he did a terrific job, he renewed the motivation in the group and city, and this season he has reshaped the squad," said Rodgers.
The boss of a diamond firm says his home town has been reshaped and feels great.
The commissioner, John J. Doherty, has repeatedly said the Hugo Neu bid alone has reshaped the department's economic assumptions about recycling.
The source added: "Tim has always said electoral reform is a key part of reshaping British politics.
"Fundamentally this thing has been reshaped, resized and rethought," Mr. Marchionne said of Detroit.
