Filleted of responsibility for development aid in 1997, reshaped around management fads and ravaged by cuts, the service is much reduced.
Where hospitals can't pay the massive penalty clauses said to lurk in the agreements, the NHS must be reshaped around contractual, not clinical, needs.
They don't want to be told to get a husband when they can see single life would be more economically viable with stronger abortion rights or affordable childcare; they'd rather the economy was reshaped around women's changing lives rather than vice versa.
The metallic pieces can be carefully peeled away from the chocolate and reshaped around anything shaped like a coin, such as clay or fake plastic coins from the dollar store.
When you have a baby, it's as if your whole self shifts, reshaping itself around a presence that later you can't even remember living without.
"These mediums and communities are reshaping conversations around gender, size, race, ethnicity, ableism, and more," said Dolce Vita.
The Supreme Court's much-anticipated ruling on the Affordable Care Act, monumental as it is for reshaping provisions around health care access, has focused the nation's attention on just one dimension of our health care crisis: the demand side of care delivery.
Ride-hailing apps are reshaping how passengers get around and how drivers are paid to shuttle them there.
She wore a push-up bra?' " As the months have gone by, the young staff members in Obama's White House have grown more comfortable and confident, reshaping the city around them in their image — idealistic, earnest, geeky, understated, wise-cracking.
It will be abolished by creating something more dynamic that exists, at first, almost unseen within the old system, but which will break through, reshaping the economy around new values and behaviours.
