Sentence examples for rebrand from inspiring English sources

Halfon's ambition is to rebrand the Tories as the modern "workers' party".

"We decided to completely rebrand the site to improve the user experience," says Foroughi.

The supporters' network at Stroke Association grew from 500 members just before the rebrand to more than 5,000 members one year on.

Yet in the months since senator Mike Lee helped Cruz orchestrate the shutdown, Lee has been on a quiet mission to rebrand his image and, by association, that of the radical Republican wing he represents.

Here, on the fifth floor of 20 Voukourestiou street, young marketing managers and PR experts sit at computers strategising how to "rebrand Greece".

Your staff are your brand The huge success of the award-winning Stroke Association rebrand is down to the staff.

The clash has peeled back the curtain on a bitter internal fight in the GOP over abortion and rape, and risks the party's attempt to rebrand itself ahead of the 2016 presidential elections being undermined by another politically toxic debate over women's rights.

As deputy chairman, he now has Harlow's Robert Halfon, who apparently joked that the Tories should rebrand as the workers' party.

Every time we take a step forward to rebrand ourselves, something comes along like this and uses us in their own game.

The rebrand - complete with marketing campaign - comes after GMG Radio's acquisition of the Paisley-based station earlier this year from TalkSport's owner, UTV.

Related: Lib Dems don't need a rebrand - they need to reconnect to their existing brand The Lib Dems held on to barely a third of their 2010 vote, losing to Labour (24% of the 2010 Lib Dem vote went to Miliband's party), the Conservatives (20%), Greens (11%) and to Ukip (7%).