Even so, Mayor James pushed ahead with the Mulberry Street plan, redefining it as an effort to increase the city's population with high-end housing and high rises close to major public transportation lines.
It is in this sense that Hayek's subsequent contribution with an emphasis on information as the basis for an argument against central planning redefined the calculation debates.
"After 9/11, Olympic security planning was redefined," Ikonomou said, noting that Greece was dealing with "new kinds of threats, asymmetric threats".
"The Kilogram to Come" (editorial, Feb. 9) explains the problem with the current definition of the kilogram and highlights the plan to redefine it in terms of a fundamental constant of nature.
Fearing that big employers will not be attracted to a half-mile stretch that could be replicated in any other big city, the Alliance for Downtown New York has drawn up a plan to "redefine Water Street as an engaging commercial boulevard".
His programs for wider Slavic autonomy within the Austrian part of the realm, first in Galicia but especially in Bohemia, caused opposition by the German liberal majority in the Reichsrat (imperial parliament) and the Magyars in Hungary; and a plan for redefining the position of Bohemia within the empire the so-called Fundamental Articles brought about his government's downfall in October.
Ms. Rice followed up with a letter to Mr. Warner, which administration officials distributed on Capitol Hill on Thursday to counter the letter from Mr. Powell, which had objected to the administration's plan to redefine Common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions.
"We've been on a plan to redefine the company and move toward a goal of growth and profitability, and it's something we're at the verge of achieving," he says.
With a solid roster of investors, new products in the works for 2014, and a long term plan to redefine how we consume beverages in the home, Soma seems confident in its footing even before it has completed production on its first batch of filters.
Fresh Off the Boat is a half-hour sitcom that continues the network's seemingly grand plan to redefine family life 2.0.
