Sentence examples similar to refashion a program from inspiring English sources
Thursday's announcement is a reminder that even without his party controlling Congress, Trump can keep trying to tear down the 2010 health care law ― or, at the very least, refashion it into a program that operates a lot more like conservatives would prefer.
He eventually had surgery to refashion a phallus, married and adopted children.
"Room Crashers" operates in a similar vein, allowing the designer Todd Davis to stalk shoppers at furniture stores and look for anyone willing to let him refashion a room.
Schaller sees the American West as a place to refashion a Democratic future — one less tethered to the Party's old interest groups.
Both D'Antoni and Stoudemire attributed the lackluster performance to too many games in too many nights while trying to refashion a roster on the fly.
Executives of Chinese conglomerates, army generals, Politburo members, local officials and the "princeling" children of Communist Party elders have little incentive to refashion a system that fills their coffers.
Mr. Zoellicks great success was to refashion a somewhat graceless organization into the meanest public relations machine.
The court did leave it up to the FCC or Congress to refashion a net neutrality regime.
Psychoanalysis wasn't a methodology to discover one's true history; it was a collaboration that allowed one to refashion a past with which one could live.
The bill, sponsored by GOP Sens. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, would undo most of the Affordable Care Act and radically refashion the Medicaid program by shrinking the budgets for federal health care programs and turning over the remaining money to states, which would have to devise their own new health care systems.
The arrangement marks one of Bloomberg's boldest steps yet to refashion its programming to better compete with CNBC and other channels.
