What ultimately convinced him was an agreement that he could reshape the project from a straightforward retelling of Davis's life to a jazzier, more dream-like film that bounces from era to era, including fictionalised elements, and even a car chase and a bit of gunplay.
In May 2014, the World Bank's Inspection Panel issued a report concluding that the bank had violated the "spirit and letter" of its Indigenous Peoples Policy by reshaping the project without giving the Sengwer a say.
"If you start to reshape the whole project to be some sort of Europe à la carte it is the beginning of the end, apart from the fact that Madame Le Pen will then claim victory and Wilders in the Netherlands, and so on.
A $20 million project has reshaped the once-barren north end, and even on the heels of a recession more than two dozen stores, restaurants and bars have opened this year alone on and around the square.
After all, the once flood-prone river — known locally as the Mouse, after its French name — had seemingly been tamed by public works projects that reshaped the channel, raised the banks and controlled the flow of water.
The break in the ridge between First Hill and Beacon Hill is man-made, the result of two of the many regrading projects that reshaped the topography of the city center.
This cycle of DBR in Chinese-PP project has effectively reshaped the overall learning model design.
French policy, similar to the American approach that has reshaped the inner cities of Chicago, Pittsburgh, Louisville and elsewhere, favors demolishing these projects and moving out tenants.
Massive construction projects were undertaken, especially in the Pudong area, where its many new towering skyscrapers reshaped the city's skyline.
Mr. Sulzberger reshaped The Times.
"He reshaped the country profoundly.
