Marks & Spencer has overhauled the management team in its clothing division, as Jill McDonald, who took charge of ailing unit last October, seeks to reposition it to "become more relevant to more people".
But that state remains under an economic boycott led by the N.A.A.C.P., because rather than removing the battle flag entirely, the lawmakers, in a compromise, repositioned it to a spot in front of the Statehouse.
The blinders on these two poles are such that it is apparently possible to ignore what is known – even in the age of Google – and, when convenient, reposition it to be new and useful again.
Peel the adhesive-paper stencil off of the fabric, and reposition it to continue your fabric printing.
NatMags launched Jellyfish as a teen product in March but repositioned it for 18 to 25-year-olds in June, after the closure of CosmoGIRL!
Wasserman develops a twenty-first-century reading of the tractate that aims to reposition it as part of a broader quest to understand what connects human beings to each other and to the world around them.
His vintage-inspired designs were so well received by the press that Mr. Robinson lobbied the label's owners to reposition it from middle-market department stores to upscale retailers like Barneys New York.
The company recently undertook a massive restructuring designed to reposition it as China's largest entertainment company and leverage its access to the online games market, reportedly the country's largest source of online revenues.
He ordered the party to end its obsession with Europe and tried to reposition it as the party of the environment and the NHS, as well as recruiting more women and candidates from ethnic minorities to winnable seats.
However, the feature was cumbersome to use because you weren't able to type in a search box, specifying an actual location – you had to drag-and-drop the map to reposition it.
