Sentence examples for shaping of new from inspiring English sources

Jewish-German relations will always be complex and the shaping of new German Jewish identities in the 21st century has a difficult backdrop.

Inviting public comment on the shaping of new rules, the administration said it was acting in response to a 2001 Supreme Court ruling that limited the scope of the Clean Water Act's jurisdiction over isolated wetlands.

Behavioral theory also suggests that small changes (i.e. gradual shaping of new behaviors with small incremental changes toward a goal) should be easier to initiate and maintain than larger behavior changes since they represent less drastic modifications in behavior [ 17].

AW has a specific interest in policy changes in relation to the shaping of new and changing professional roles, identities and relationships, and changing patient engagement with the health services.

Starting April 18 the Museum of Modern Art examines the role of photography in avant-garde movements of the 20th and 21st centuries like Dada, Bauhaus, Surrealism and Constructivism in the exhibition "The Shaping of New Visions: Photography, Film, Photobook".

The New World is a profound, revealing, wonderful film about the meeting of two cultures and the shaping of a new one.

We call on our white compatriots to join us in the shaping of a new South Africa.

In the musical shaping of this new Pagliacci, Pappano has been the first one at the score face.

New Yorkers will have an opportunity to see a wide range of work by a pioneering generation of artists that reflects the shaping of a new national consciousness.

To take part in Carnival this weekend is to take part in the making of a truly global metropolis and the shaping of a new, dynamic, multicultural Britain.

But seafarers, those marginal men neither living nor dead, also became central to the English national project, to dreams of colonization and the shaping of a new form of civilization.