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He and Dahan are reportedly locked in a furious battle over the future of the biopic, which is due to open the Cannes film festival on 14 May, with the La Vie en Rose film-maker refusing to make changes which Weinstein believes could transform the project into an awards-season contender.

In January 2008, the process to transform the project into a legal foundation began, and the fan group was separated from the developing organization.

I modeled by hand the face, the feet and hands, without having at any moment an individual reference of a person, because that would transform the project into a portrait.

This project thus transforms the project of legal theory as currently understood while nonetheless leaving past legal theory both comprehensible and fertile.

Mr. Tillman's style, which owes a debt to the theatrical style of Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing" and similarly transforms the projects into a stage, also softens the hard times as do the cuter lines and some of the turns in Michael Starrbury's script.

In this way, the heads of government would transform the European project into its opposite.

Systems Engineering is the emerging paradigm in complex project environments to transform the governance from "project based" to "system based" and thereby increase the chance of holistic success.

This paper focuses on how Systems Engineering can transform the governance from "project governance" to "system governance", improving the performance of projects delivered in a complex environment.

The idea was to transform the Music Genome Project from a cool piece of technology that was licensed out to the likes of Best Buy, and (our parent) AOL, among others, to a consumer-facing product.

Vass aims to transform the company, which projects its 2011 revenues will be $13 million to $14 million, into a robotic Salesforce.com, with 80% of its income derived from data services by next year.

For Still Not Fixed, Proctor has transformed the John Jones Project Space into an unconventional ice rink, meaning visitors will have to strap on skates and hit the ice if they want to see what's hanging on the walls.