Sentence examples for to reshape a system from inspiring English sources

For the first time, one of the schools proposed for closing is a small unit that was opened under the Bloomberg administration effort to reshape a system dominated by schools with 1,000 or more students.

Rather, there is an opportunity now for us to reshape a system that will allow for trust and confidence in people in power.

Although genomics and systems biology have started to reshape a multitude of areas in biology, new subfields evolve with ever more specialization.

Congress could use the reauthorization as an occasion to reshape the system yet again.

The Bush Administration portrayed most of these reforms as efforts to boost a lagging economy, rather than as part of a plan to reshape the tax system in a radical way, but conservative activists knew they were making progress.

They had met with American officials, but Lee, a seventy-seven-year-old activist and former lawmaker who has been coming to Washington since 1980, wondered if Americans were losing sight of why they favored engagement in the first place — as a way to bring China into the international system, not to reshape the system to China.

He accused President Clinton and Mr. Gore of failing to seize the opportunity to reshape the system.

Health-care reforms — public and private — have sought to reshape that system.

The Conservatives, determined to reshape the system according to their free-market and traditionalist vision, have never been troubled by this distinction and have consistently promoted change across the whole spectrum of organisation and provision.

But now, in opposition, it seems Labour may be ready to offer the coalition significant support for its attempt to reshape the system.

The plan to reshape the benefits system is a further step in a direction of travel taken in Britain by both the Conservatives in the 1980s and 1990s and Labour over the past 13 years.