One of his first acts was to vacate the government palace in the Zócalo and "remodel" the square, ripping up ancient trees.
AMONG the supposed inadequacies of David Cameron's project to remodel the Conservative Party has been the absence of a "Clause Four moment".
Yet by May 2011 the IMF was back.Having failed to reform in good times, Portugal must now remodel itself without the lubricant of spare cash for losers.
Her health-care reform would show people they must rebuild the house, not remodel it.
And a state that has overexpanded in the past decade, with public spending now close to 50% of GDP according to the Treasury, is crying out for some vigorous pruning.Cuts may sound like a recipe for misery, but they are also an opportunity to remodel the state, shedding some functions altogether and carrying out those that are retained more efficiently.
The president wants a new "Bretton Woods" to remodel the international financial architecture, along with more regulation of "financial capitalism".
Adjusting the mechanics of a particular stroke is one thing; but in Mr Nadal's case, bringing about changes that would lessen his chance of injury would require him to remodel his entire game.
Repositories built at depths of half a kilometre or more in suitable rock would even survive the glaciers of a future ice age as they remodel Europe's landscape, he says.Yet so far not a single permanent repository has been approved.
The Democratic party stands pledged, among other things, to restore the sub-treasury, and to repeal or remodel the present tariff.The Whigs are inactive.
These cells are also able to engulf the crystals, break them down, and remodel them into real bone.
While some degree of idealism and reaction to the events of the 1930s undoubtedly played its part in shaping what was taught, the expansion of job opportunities also created an incentive to create and remodel university courses to meet this demand; ideas and incentives complemented one another.
