Sentence examples for need to reshape the from inspiring English sources

It would theoretically eliminate the need to reshape the cornea.

His party has a better understanding of the need to reshape the state than either of its two rivals.

As health care costs are constantly rising and governments are reforming their healthcare systems there is an urgent need to reshape the European clinical research landscape.

Now we need to reshape the union, so that it can accommodate the interests of countries which want to move forward towards greater political and economic integration, and countries which prefer a co-operation around the single market.

Vaz asked the mayor whether the phone hacking scandal had made the case for the need to "reshape the Met" and whether some of the "specialist issues... should actually go elsewhere so that the Met can concentrate on the kind of bread and butter issues you have been talking about – cutting crime and making sure we prevent crime".

White House national security adviser John Bolton recently said he expected the defense budget to remain relatively flat in the coming years as the administration seeks to cut discretionary spending, and suggested the Pentagon would need to reshape the military with funds derived from cuts to other areas.

He must be given enough time to bring in the players he needs to reshape the team.

That relatively recent success gave the club owners in England and France the leverage that they needed to reshape the tournament to truly reflect their dominance of European rugby.

"I noticed changes in the city itself, in people's attitudes, and I got myself emotionally reconnected to the place and the culture in a way I needed to reshape the present-day story".

This means often partnering with small companies, individual scientists and academics where results of experiments don't always appear right on time and flexibility is needed to reshape the investigation probing for other outcomes requiring customized solutions.

The transfer budget needed to reshape the Chelsea team in Mourinho's own image would be eye-watering and how would that sit with Abramovich's trusted lieutenant Michael Emenalo, the club's technical director?