I think this is how Adam Smith envisioned capitalism; we just redefined it to serve our purposes.
As Drucilla Cornell, an advocate of a procedural approach explains, "social equality [should be] redefined so as to serve freedom" (Cornell 1998, xii) because "there is nothing more fundamental for a human being" (17; see also Cudd 2004, 51 52).
If marriage is redefined once, what is to stop it being redefined to allow polygamy?
From his long, illustrious Army career to his leadership at the helm of CIA, Dave has redefined what it means to serve and sacrifice for one's country.
We need to find better ways of escaping poverty, paying for college or getting a good health plan--and to redefine what it means to "serve" one's country or community.
Tomorrow's web is about weaving together multiple services to serve a far more powerful set of capabilities that will redefine our own expectation about what's possible.
The pension funds continue to "redefine the capital markets" in Mexico, said Jaime Martínez-Negrete Martínez-Negretef Morgan Stheley Mexico, which opresidentrofer-dealer in late 2010 to serve the local Morgan Stanley
This year, his last in office, Powers sought to redefine tenure as serving as an incentive mainly to areas where "competition is the keenest and where research is more central to the enterprise".
Naturally, these are just a few examples of the way librarians are redefining how they serve communities' changing needs for access, use, creation and preservation of information.
The impact this might have on perceptions might redefine masculinity, and also serve to elevate the role of the first female president.
