New academies were usually established with state-of-the-art buildings and the philosophy that transforming children's environment would help them engage more with learning.
But city authorities estimate that transforming Bayonne in such fashion could take 15 to 30 years.
And should I say that transforming my hair was a way of transforming myself?
In 1943 a group of investigators at the Rockefeller Institute, New York City, identified that "transforming principle" as DNA.
He sold the plan to a conservative business base in part by saying that transforming the electric grid would drive the economy and create jobs.
Doubts and reluctance stem from the widespread perception that transforming the system is unrealistic, given the powerful interests of the elites.
Lehmann's calculations suggest that transforming the crop waste from 120 million hectares of U.S. farmland alone could sequester ten percent of the nation's annual carbon emissions.
Many educators fear that transforming the national assessment test into the final arbiter for bonuses or penalties would reduce its usefulness.
In session after session, it has been clear that even the most powerful CEOs feel that transforming their organizations is hard.
Invoking the model of postwar Europe encourages the illusion that transforming Afghanistan will be quick and easy, and that Kabul will soon be the Paris of Central Asia.
Kerry, Graham, and Lieberman were not alone in their belief that transforming the economy required coöperation, rather than confrontation, with industry.
