Sentence examples for its redefining from inspiring English sources

In 1988, Archies Greetings and Gifts Ltd., founded in Delhi nine years earlier and making comfortable and increasing profits with its Holi and Diwali greeting cards, published the first batch of those meant for Valentine's Day – the beginning of its redefining, for a sizable section of Indians spread all over the country but concentrated in smaller towns, of love and how to go about it.

Yet today's resilient organization is flexible, constantly rethinking its strategy, redefining its core business and reinventing itself.

The course has achieved these aims by constantly changing its organization, redefining the selection criteria of its students and updating the choice of the disciplines it administers.

Twitter also said it was redefining its "Developer Rules of the Road," and would start enforcing stricter guidelines for new apps that are developed on the platform.

It's amazing to see how Turkey masks its authoritarian rule by redefining its present by trying to change its past.

Under Gilbert's leadership, Hillsdale has become a national model with its success redefining the comprehensive high school, enhancing teacher capacity and improving college-going rates.

The company's press release for its winter cashmere campaign claims that its collection "redefines cashmere as the new Amer-ican casual of the 90s".

Salmond proved to be a tough leader who held the party together and advanced its fortunes by redefining it as a pro-European social democratic party.

Yes, it must redefine its role and ambitions in a globalised, interconnected and more complex world.

Its subtlety redefines what Garnacha can achieve.

This year, the importance of renewal has been magnified, its meaning redefined.