Sentence examples for radically recast from inspiring English sources

Paying interns is one step toward recognizing their value, and it's one that holds the potential to radically recast the social relations of the office.

Abolish or radically recast the fiscal-policy rules; affirm rather than qualify the independence of the proposed central bank; above all, engage the public and let popular opinion have the final say.

But the political parties are playing with fire if they think Lords reform can be ignored, just when other parts of the constitutional jigsaw, such as the Scottish and English questions, are being so radically recast.

So many more artists might have been included whose work explores the social aspects of knitting and lace or who more radically recast these forms: Simon Perotin, of the punk-doily creations; the artisans in the Church of Craft; Ms. Zittel; Ms. Auerbach;, Mr. Drain; and so on.

To do that, the upside down F-35 acquisition plan -- which buys 500 aircraft before the "definitive" test report (the one that only flight tests 17% of F-35 characteristics) is on Gates' desk -- needs to be radically recast into real fly-before-buy plan -- just the kind of plan the new Acquisition Reform Act advocates, albeit feebly.

But revolutionaries who live to tell the tale have a habit of radically recasting their agendas.

Its core is a call to put down the rhetorical arms, and it radically recasts how forests are viewed.

"Americana," a new album recorded with Crazy Horse, radically recasts traditional songs like "Oh, Susanna!" and "She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain".

Clever directors have long honored the salient points of Wagner's epic while radically recasting his dramaturgical specifics to make points about contemporary society and its mores.

Wright offers a translation that radically recasts the message and shows how the passage would have been heard in the first century.

Dr Clare Gerada, chair of the Royal College of GPs, said: "We have been saying for a long time now that the government needs radically to recast the way it funds the NHS because general practice, the cornerstone of the health service, is at breaking point".