Sentence examples for redesigned through from inspiring English sources

From 2017, students will begin moving to its Holloway Road campus in Islington, which is being redesigned through a £125m investment.

"Our tax policies should be redesigned through the prism that wealth is being increasingly skewed," Mr. Zandi said, arguing that higher taxes on the rich could help restore a sense of fairness to the system and blunt a backlash from a middle class that feels increasingly squeezed by the costs of health care, higher education, and a secure retirement.

Based upon the micromechanics model, the feasibility of use of unoiled PVA fibers and hybrid PVA fibers in ECC were studied, and the mix proportion was redesigned through parametric analysis.

As the next step the group was given tutorials first without taking into consideration the research findings and second by presenting redesigned materials through gathered data.

According to Stellmach, the publisher demanded that the game be heavily redesigned "partway through" development, which exacerbated the team's existing problems with meeting deadlines.

The patient education resource was added to the redesigned prototype through a link to a one-page synopsis of CRC screening [ 18], so that the provider could review it with the patient at the time of offering the screening.

The classic Swingline staplers were redesigned last year in see-through iMac hues.

"Unless sport utility vehicles are redesigned and go through some comprehensive engineering changes, we're going to see more rollovers in the future," said Sally Greenberg, the senior product safety counsel at Consumers Union.

Based on knowledge gained through its use, the web interface has been redesigned for easier navigation through the multiple components.

Gloucestershire is using cuts as a chance to redesign routes through the county.

[Forces] are trying to redesign Turkey through publishing illegal recordings on this internet [sic].