Sentence examples for was redefined as from inspiring English sources

The secular was redefined as soon as people realised that hijab-wearing employees did not transform Boots into an Islamic colony or a place of worship.

Competition in the food market was redefined as the gargantuan struggle between supermarket chains.

To cover up this loss, any plant that the chemical eradicated was redefined as an enemy.

Marriage was redefined as a voluntary contract that conferred rights upon the wife as well as the husband.

As Niigata grew, it extended across the Shinano River and was redefined as a new industrial city under the Comprehensive National Development Plan in 1969.

Abolition was redefined as a demonstration of Britain's commitment to liberty and freedom, and its claim to be the most progressive and civilised nation in the world.

In 1946 they were redefined as United Nations trusteeships (see Trusteeship Council).

Achievement is redefined as the ability to attract attention.

In the life of Jesus, holiness is redefined as justice.

Unless "progression" is redefined as local invasion and metastases, the problem will remain.

Left-handers have been redefined as creative, broad-minded, natural leaders.