Sentence examples for in the repackaging from inspiring English sources

The proposal would not preclude the states from pursuing the banks for wrongdoing in the repackaging and marketing of loans as mortgage-backed securities.

In the repackaging of the book, this 21st-century Fagin has foot­noted and explained some local refer­ences to de-cockneyfy his work.

But the shares of investment banks (including Goldman) were among the hardest hit by the sell-off, because of their exposure to the loan market.That market has changed a great deal in the past 15 years, particularly in the repackaging of mortgage loans.

We obtained all orders placed by Swiss community pharmacies at Medifilm AG, the leader company in Switzerland in the repackaging of medication into unit-of-use soft pouch blisters, located in the industrial area of Oensingen (canton Solothurn) [ 25].

"Perhaps it wasn't packaged well enough to make it clear that it was tongue-in-cheek," says Pomfret, agilely repackaging the piece as head-up-ass.

Without a care for the consequences, the U.S. first fostered Islamic extremists in the 1980s (repackaging them for public consumption as "fiercely religious freedom fighters"), then endorsed the rise of the Taliban by claiming they were a "cleansing" force (apparently for these same fiercely religious freedom fighters).

To purists in the Country Establishment, repackaging Waylon's music in a rap song was blasphemy.

You're in the middle of repackaging the work of the Italian writer Italo Calvino.

Finally, mineral values of these raw materials on some instances were lower than declared possibly due to errors in manufacturing, local shipping, handling or in-plant repackaging.

Piezoresistive pressure sensors with excellent performance are widely used in the field of biomedical engineering for measuring pressure, however, residual stress will be introduced in the process of repackaging and effect the performance of the sensor.

Because, as Devin wrote in September: "Repackaging The Sims for a social setting was a cakewalk.