Sentence examples for redefined to from inspiring English sources

Is marriage being redefined to have little significance?

The position she left — director of enforcement — was redefined to focus on football, she said.

Unsportsmanlike conduct was redefined to include kneeing, kicking and punching with locked hands.

Todd and other school officials didn't want integration redefined to turn into no integration all.

If marriage is redefined once, what is to stop it being redefined to allow polygamy?

Not all of these will materialise, and the concept may be redefined to include improvements to existing cities.

Political Islam is being redefined to take account of modernity and the demands of Muslims for accountability.

If marriage is officially redefined to provide benefits for homosexual partners, couldn't others claim a right to such benefits?

"I firmly believe that the idea of function should be redefined to include immaterial uses," said Mr. Boym.

Given "literally" has this week been redefined to mean "figuratively", you can see why they fancied their chances.

Homosexuality must not be presented as an acceptable alternative lifestyle, in public policy, nor should family be redefined to include homosexual couples.