Sentence examples for redesign from inspiring English sources

A responsible government would surely now redesign the application forms for opening a free school so that applicants' personal information isn't strewn all the way through it, and see to it that materials are redacted and released quickly and cheaply.

"You can redesign your goals and your projects.

As editor, he helped launch Guardian Unlimited - now theguardian.com - and, in 2004, was responsible for the paper's complete redesign and transformation into the European Berliner format.

NHS England has promised tailored support for each area on everything from clinical workforce redesign to digital technology and patient empowerment.

Another challenge is how to redesign and reinvent the paper digitally and in print, and encourage a new generation of cartoonists — the paper has struggled to fill the huge gap left by the household-name cartoonists who were killed.

Some legal experts have suggested Japan might simply redesign its whaling program to skirt the ICJ ruling, but Australia and New Zealand are expected to keep up the diplomatic pressure to ensure Tokyo abides by the spirit of the pronouncement.

Rather than simply replicate the newspaper design for iPad, this project has provided an opportunity for us to redesign the newspaper exclusively in tablet form.

I think we will know that a real new left has emerged when we begin to see its thinkers prioritise the redesign of institutions inherited from the 20th century, and the invention of new ones centred on the self, identity and structured to survive incessant change.

The weekly has just been relaunched – the first redesign the title has had for 26 years – and the cover price has been increased 20% to 70p, according to chief executive Ashley Highfield.

If you make a city more sustainable, with more bike lanes, for instance, you can redesign it so that it's also safer for pedestrians".

It is clear that we will need to redesign, and adapt, services in order for quality not to be compromised.