The word "remould" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb that means to shape or reshape something, such as reforming a block of clay into a different shape. For example, "The artist carefully remoulded the clay to create a sculpture."
He won 80% of the votes cast to become president in 1994; two years later he won a referendum, albeit one dirtily run, letting him remould the constitution to his liking.
With a nuclear agreement with Iran now within reach, an opportunity beckons for the EU to remould its security environment.The key for such a strategy lies in Turkey.
The KMT is now struggling to remould its image.
Chinese attempts to remould him as a man of peace stumble over the fact that his book is a guide to winning wars, avidly studied by America's armed forces as it was by Mao.
It is hard to avoid the impression that the desire to remould the euro area in Germany's image is designed above all to mollify German voters.The bigger flaw in the plan is that it seeks to muddle through the sovereign-debt crisis rather than get on top of it.
Since getting their respective jobs, both have been trying to remould the image of Chinese leaders.
While Mr Kostunica, with a daunting task of diplomacy ahead of him, remains the hopeful new face of Yugoslavia on the world stage, it is Mr Djindjic who must now buckle down to the more taxing job of remoulding his country at home.
Europa's icy surface had fewer craters than Jupiter's other moons, which suggested that it was being constantly renewed and remoulded.
Many of his models in breaking the "chains of 'pure' French", as he calls them, are Anglophone writers, such as Nigeria's Amos Tutuola, who have a longer history of remoulding English to their own ends.
Is it possible for those who regard the popes' claim to be the representatives of God on earth as wrong, or simply nonsensical, to view with some respect the papacy of John Paul, and the church he remoulded?In many new ways, the pope did reach out to other religions, and to mankind as a whole.
In the experienced hands of Mr Davis's spinners, the explanation was soon remoulded to look like an excuse, which had to mean there was something to hide.The records, when eventually released after months of prevarication, revealed no sordid secrets.
