Sentence examples for task of reshaping from inspiring English sources

Mr Chirac gave the task of reshaping the law to parliament, not to the prime minister, Dominique de Villepin, severely weakening the latter's authority.

A17 Resuscitating a School System James E. Nevels, the business executive faced with the task of reshaping Philadelphia's public school system, has pronounced it in a state of "cardiac arrest".

For while Woodward and his men have taken care of the mundane and obvious task of winning matches, Blair has undertaken the more complex and arduous task of reshaping our society to better support rugger.

SAN FRANCISCO — John T. Chambers, chief executive of Cisco Systems, said Wednesday that he had largely completed the task of reshaping the company, a maker of the gear that runs the Internet.

The former City minister, who had to deal with the bank bailout less than a week after his ministerial appointment in October 2008, had been charged with the difficult task of reshaping the governance framework of the group in the aftermath of its recent problems.

In this "to get rich is glorious" remix, you couldn't launch the superhuman task of reshaping the Chinese model by being a cold-as-a-cucumber bureaucrat.

I have to say that the business and design team put in charge of reshaping St Pancras for the high-speed railway renaissance, completing its task when so many of us are fed up with being treated like criminals and cattle in British airports, has performed little short of a miracle here.

Both address the issue of reshaping congressional boundaries.

The experimental results indicate that the principles of reshaping workload to improve prediction quality are constructing or improving the self-similarity of the reshaped workloads.

Technology innovation has a long history of reshaping the organizational possibilities of a given era.

To date, very few animal toxins have been shown to be capable of reshaping Nav1.8 current.