Sentence examples for is to be redefined from inspiring English sources
As with healthcare we are still not clear how the relationship between local and central authorities, between patients/parents and the professions, is to be redefined.
The term "high-risk sex" that was defined as sex with someone who is not a regular partner is to be redefined as sex with anyone whose HIV status is not known, for example.
With the advance of digital technologies and mobility, the concept of the workspace is to be redefined.
The 5 April Marriage Alliance email claimed that "Shorten said that under no circumstances would he allow for religious freedoms to be considered if the Marriage Act were to be redefined in Australia to include same-sex marriage".
If the issue of national integrity is to be so redefined, it is also surely right that Labour clarifies its governing principles over its political and economic relations with Europe.
While many developers continue to covet a LEED designation, others are trying to redefine what it is to be green.
"It's going to be a whole era to help you get through this, and everyone's job, from chief marketing officer to chief of police, their jobs are going to be redefined by that," she said.
In 2018 the units of the International System are expected to be redefined by fixing the numerical values of seven constants.
The system is about to be redefined; thus, innovation capabilities and culture depend on the redefinition of the same system.
Therefore, VLAN domain is required to be redefined in accordance with the changes in the communication topology.
