Sentence examples for reshaped under from inspiring English sources
The company has been reshaped under Mr Findlay's guidance.
A UN resolution describes the province as part of Yugoslavia; but that country is currently being reshaped, under pressure from the European Union, into a looser partnership known simply as "Serbia and Montenegro", after its two constituent states.Where does that leave Kosovo?
Additional evidence may come from other names of cereals: for example, Dravidian *co nn al "millet" is the probable source of the late Sanskrit yavanāla (reshaped under the influence of OIA yava "barley"), the source of modern Indo-Aryan words for "sorghum" such as Marathi.
It was the beginning of the post-civil rights era, an era that has been defined by a vital culture reshaped under demographic change but a politics mobilized around racial backlash.
The industry was already reshaping under pressure as profits have been squeezed from holding more capital for their activities, the euro zone crisis cuts revenues and shareholders want banker pay cut.
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Stark had already reshaped his Scotland Under-21 squad as he builds towards next year's 2015 Uefa European Championship qualifiers.
A bit like a new volcanic island whose molten rock can still be reshaped, the SNP under Nicola Sturgeon has adapted faster than others to the strange new environment of minority government.
THE HAGUE — Since the days after World War II when people accused as Nazi criminals awaited their fates in the grimness of Nuremberg Prison, reformers have dramatically reshaped the standards under which suspects accused of the vilest war crimes are being held.
After last season, Kemp fixed his diet, refreshed his perspective and reshaped his physique under the mentoring of former big leaguers LaTroy Hawkins and Torii Hunter.
A large part of that dream was realized Feb. 12, when the president stepped down, leaving Egypt to reshape itself under the guidance of its most trusted institution, the military.
