He rejects the belief, widespread among environmentalists, that the protection of nature requires a wholesale recasting of society and the economy.
The test scripts were recast as interview questions that required a yes/no response.
The traditional daytime dramas have always required a fair amount of willing suspension of disbelief too, what with their amnesia plots and evil twins, their periodic recasting of familiar roles and bizarre reversals of character.
This exercise requires, of course, a recasting, already adumbrated by Baron, of Machiavelli as thoroughly republican, not primarily interested in the workings of power, but in exalting the satisfactions of active citizenship.
Professor Westin started chuckling when he was told tonight that the mayor had recast his proposal to require a flagpole rather than the flag itself.
The last time advocates attempted repeal, in 2009, lawmakers ultimately recast the state's death penalty law to require a high standard of proof.
The classical distinction between data, meta-data, information, knowledge and meta-knowledge is simplified by our subscription to the unified view of Algorithmic Information Theory (AIT) [ 4] which recasts all knowledge modalities and their processing into a general framework requiring a Universal Turing Machine, its programs and data represented as finite binary sequences.
It requires a commitment to understanding the reasons behind institutional distrust among large swaths of the country and recasting the movement in a way that responds to and learns from those anxieties.
But Obama was never ready to spend the political capital required for thoroughgoing recasting of U.S. foreign policy; consequently, the dissipation of American power (hard and soft) evident under George W. Bush has accelerated under Obama.
This problem has a GMA form except for the auxiliary constraint 5b, which is required to recast the SC into the rGMA.
