Sentence examples for need to refashion from inspiring English sources

Ron Dermer, a top aide to Mr. Netanyahu, said Wednesday on Israel Radio that the Americans did not blame the prime minister for the need to refashion the policy, that relations were in fact very good.

As an indication of the kind of transformation needed, four American research centers have collaborated on a study, "Alliance Reborn: An Atlantic Compact for the 21st Century," that emphasizes the need to refashion NATO when it is at its most active around the world, but also when its strategic doctrine is outdated and domestic constituencies, especially in Europe, fail to see its relevance.

The justices now need to use federal mandates to refashion a contemporary law, one that respects community will and ecological stability along the Colorado as much as proprietary consumption.

We now need to make sure we can refashion Liberalism in Scotland and across the UK to make ourselves relevant once again to the voters of the country".

The E.P.A. withdrew the earlier rule in December, saying it needed another 15 months to refashion the rule to respond to complaints and new data.

But you still need to make the most of who you are, rather than refashioning yourself into an approximation of what you think the selectors want.

On one hand, they use the prevailing obsession with real estate as a way to reveal their characters' moral shortcomings — their obsession with the quality of their houses, their pressing need to compete, the essential meaninglessness of their constant renovations, as if desperate to erase history and refashion homes as an outward manifestation of a self set free from the past.

Not everyone in Chile needs to trick out their entrées to refashion the public's perception of Chilean cuisine.

As a result, two of the countries that Germany, as a reforming president of the European Union, needs to woo if it is to refashion the EU's budget have been needlessly antagonised.

He now needs to double down on his commitment to refashion nuclear forces.

The deal will also provide AOL with some sorely needed cash as the struggling Internet company continues its attempt to refashion itself as a media content provider.