Sentence examples for redesigned to meet from inspiring English sources

THE Salem School, which closed 15 years ago, is to be redesigned to meet state standards with a renovated gym, kitchen and 24 new classrooms.

We want to see a system that is protected through adequate funding and a sustainable workforce, is personalised, safe, good quality and aligned with health and our partners, and which is redesigned to meet the needs of the people living in the 21st century".

Another station, the Kirkland Pumping Station, is also redesigned to meet the changing requirements.

This paper describes a course that was redesigned to meet industry's need for a product life cycle management (PLM) literate workforce.

Characters are two-dimensional sprites based on their three-dimensional console counterparts, and levels are redesigned to meet the limitations of the isometric point of view.

The Model 8-A, the export model of the Northrop Attack Bomber series was never intended to serve as the basis of a floatplane and had to be redesigned to meet the requirements of the Norwegian order.

Some were redesigned to fit new tastes.

In 1980, when the stadium was in need of redesign to meet UEFA criteria, the club raised money by offering supporters the opportunity to inscribe their name on the bricks for a small fee.

In Nashville, teachers are redesigning lessons to meet the myriad criteria — regardless of whether they think that is the best way to teach.

Since the 9/11 commission issued its findings on ways the federal government could redesign itself to meet the continued threat of terrorism, a sense of urgency has seized Washington.

"We will institute a new process that recognises the very strong case for redesigning services to meet the demands of the future whilst addressing the legitimate concerns in our local communities".