Our vision is to reconceive Medicaid as a care-delivery model rather than as an insurance program.
And lastly, your policies need to reconceive agriculture as part of the solution to environmental problems like climate change.
We must reconceive ourselves as mere meat machines running algorithms, soon to be overtaken by metal machines running better ones.
Declaring that there was an urgent need for a "cultural renewal" and a "new humanism," he held that individuals should reconceive themselves as global or planetary beings.
If you give me all of the events connected to the world championship, I can reconceive this as a whole.' Then we're not selling an event, we're selling chess.
Grose tinkers with the plot to reconceive Macheath as a contemporary contract killer who blithely dispatches a politician and then shoots his dog, claiming it to be a witness.
More adventurously, the New York City-based Wooster Group applied its deconstructionist techniques to Williams's autobiographical meditation Vieux Carré, baffling some critics and audiences, and iconoclastic director Lee Breuer teamed up with puppeteer and designer Basil Twist to reconceive Streetcar as a high-concept Kabuki-flavoured performance piece.
One approach is to reconceive refugees as a development issue rather than simply a humanitarian issue.
Thus begins the most entertaining segment of the film, in which Picasso paints a bouquet of flowers that he spontaneously reconceives first as a fish, then as a chicken, while Clouzot counts off the remaining time as if he were the announcer on an artistic version of "Iron Chef".
Recent accounts of cognition attempt to overcome the limitations of traditional cognitive science by reconceiving cognition as enactive and the cognizer as an embodied being who is embedded in biological, psychological, and cultural contexts.
It is now apparent that each of the major human dispersals need reconceiving, not as simple mass migrations or demic diffusions, but as human movements that were relatively fast and strategic, requiring great flexibility in a diversity of environments, necessitating complex information exchange systems that allow group planning and feedback [69].
