Sentence examples for set to reshape from inspiring English sources

Tesco's turnaround plan is set to reshape its British hypermarket portfolio and revive its domestic business.

Few speak now of the notion that once seemed set to reshape international relations, the "responsibility to protect".

Last week the Guardian revealed how Charles is set to reshape the sovereign's role by making "heartfelt interventions" in national life if he becomes king.

"The geopolitical impact is set to reshape Europe's political landscape as those citizens who feel, rationally or not, that their interests and cultural identity are threatened assert their influence," said Dearlove.

Dinah Rose QC is due to put the Guardian's case on Tuesday.‬ Last week the newspaper revealed how Charles was set to reshape the sovereign's role by making "heartfelt interventions" in national life when he becomes king.‬ ‪.

Remember the Brics - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, the nations that were set to reshape the world economy?

That result is set to dramatically reshape the political landscape of a country controlled for half a century by the army.

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He questions the praise traditionally heaped on those who set out to reshape the global order, guided by a sense of destiny and "moral clarity" (a particular Nye bugbear).

Ushered into the chairman's office of the Securities and Exchange Commission nearly six months ago to revive an agency that was adrift in political storms, plagued by insufficient resources and overwhelmed by corporate filings, Mr. Donaldson set about to reshape the agency.