Sentence examples for will be redefined to from inspiring English sources

The antitrust laws will be redefined to legalize a bunch of previously illegal business models and low and behold we have a bunch of monopolies.

The antitrust laws will be redefined to legalise a bunch of previously illegal business models and low and behold we have a bunch of monopolies.

"There is also an exciting sense that we are at the beginning of a very profound change in which our tortured relationship with Europe will be redefined, at long last," said The Daily Mail.

Work itself, on every level, will need to be redefined to reflect this shift in values.

Not all of these will materialise, and the concept may be redefined to include improvements to existing cities.

Cases that cannot be classified will be actively sought out during the analysis, and the emerging categories will be redefined in response to these cases [ 42, 43].

Many of the candidates also say that in the next administration, widely expected to be friendlier to the next public advocate, the role will be redefined.

It's time to give the world a real currency once again, and in the coming years the dollar will be redefined in terms of the most stable currency known to mankind gold.

An "act of indecency" will be more frankly referred to as a "sexual act", while the offence of "indecent assault" will be redefined as "sexual touching".

An "act of indecency" will be more frankly referred to as a "sexual act," while the offense of "indecent assault" will be redefined as "sexual touching".

It eroded, and over the next few years, it will be redefined.