Sentence examples for this reshaping from inspiring English sources

At the moment, for instance, share sales and purchases between professional dealers are subject to consumer-protection regulation, even though individual consumers are affected not at all.If done carefully, this reshaping of regulation might encourage new business to flourish by building on London's traditional strengths as a financial centre.

This reshaping owed a great deal to the beneficiaries of reform themselves, in that some of the most vocal supporters of the reform of the old order of "superstition and brutality" were radical workingmen whose conception of reason pitted them against the old culture.

And it's not doing this reshaping for the good of humanity.

However, since in practice the available RIRs typically differ from the true RIRs, this reshaping filter length may not be optimal.

During this reshaping, epithelial cells in some regions of the wing experience powerful contractions.

Once this reshaping was accomplished, market forces worked to perpetuate the relationship of dominance and exploitation between centre and periphery.

And because containers could be packed and sealed at the factory, losses to theft (and insurance rates) plummeted.Over time all this reshaped global trade.

It was a situation that called for Chelsea to show the substance to match the style this reshaped side is offering up this season.

This means reshaping social democracy for an era in which its traditional solution to most problems – spending more money – is no longer available.

As used by successive British governments in Ireland, this involved reshaping the judiciary, the law, the police and the media to suit the objectives of the generals and the politicians.

"This includes reshaping the UHB's (university health board) workforce in line with what has been proposed," said chief executive Adam Cairns.