Sentence examples for recasting the relationship between from inspiring English sources

As Manchester University's centre for research on socio-cultural changes suggests, better to think about recasting the relationship between public and private sector.

"They are recasting the relationship between the UK government and citizens, just when people need protection most of all in this economic downturn, they are stepping away from their responsibility to the most vulnerable in our society".

The coalition agreement of 2010 trumpeted a plan "to completely recast the relationship between people and the state".

I hope that Parliament will grab this opportunity to recast the relationship between the citizens of Britain and their newspapers.

His most crucial, and most controversial, role came as employment secretary after the Conservative election victory in 1970, charged with the task of trade union reform – the first serious postwar attempt to recast the relationship between the unions and the state.

Around the time of the Hutton report, Alastair Campbell and Tony Blair pursued the corporation with such vigour that a chair and a DG with Labour connections both had to go, and governance was restructured to recast the relationship between the two, enforcing a separation between management and the new superintending trust, which became the chairman's domain.

"This coalition," announced the foreword, would "completely recast the relationship between people and the state … build a new economy from the rubble of the old … [pursue] sweeping reform of welfare, taxes and schools … [and] extend transparency to every area of public life".

In the world of marketing, there's B.I. and A.I.: "Before Internet" and "After Internet". The Internet has recast the relationship between consumers and marketers.

Now here's another open source initiative aiming to recast the relationship between web users and the underlying infrastructure that serves them content by making it easier for individuals to run their own servers.

Now here's another open source initiative aiming to recast the relationship between web users and the underlying infrastructure that serves them content by making it easier for individuals to run their own servers.

Estimable and highly successful practices such as Allies and Morrison and Allford Hall Monaghan Morris are hot tickets in commercial architecture but they must now operate in the glare of Chipperfield's vastly weightier international reputation for designing buildings that subtly recast the relationships between historical precedent and 21st-century urbanism.