Sentence examples for work in transforming from inspiring English sources

Doubtless, he will be quizzed about his pioneering work in transforming the pink paper into a digital-first enterprise.

Waheed was known for his work in transforming Pakistan's education system; through his organisation Bright Education Society (BES), he worked towards ensuring that Pakistan's urban poor had access to modern education.

Not only was their work in transforming a ropey, unpublished play, Everybody Comes To Rick's, given a political twist by a third screenwriter, Howard Koch, but changes were demanded from day to day, not least for the ending.

While anyone who has ever seen Daredevil might have their misgivings about that, the British director's stellar work in transforming the franchise into something that attracts awe rather than guffaws makes it a far more alluring proposition for an actor-director hoping to keep on the right side of the critics.

How can [the trust] be so petty?" Dr Lorimer was chosen for the Rainbow List because of his leading work in transforming the reputation of the trust's gender identity clinic, at Charing Cross Hospital, where he has been based for more than a decade.

It describes the processes used here for quality assurance of endoscopy units and how these have dovetailed with other strands of work in transforming the English endoscopy service.

The Hubble space telescope has brought about a visual revolution, more significant than any recent work of art in transforming the way we see ourselves and the cosmos.

But in the memo, Mr. Benmosche emphasized that A.I.G.'s employees still had much work to do in transforming the company into a streamlined insurer that could thrive as a privately owned enterprise.

His philanthropy and passion for giving back led him to work with a team in transforming the derelict building that had housed his high school and turn it into LIPA (Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts) -- which has become Britain's finest such academy.

While the work of the MDGs in transforming low-income countries will need to be continued, and extended to meet the basic needs of the billion poor in middle-income countries, the SDGs will make universal claims: economic development, environmental sustainability and social inclusion are global issues.

Celebrating his first anniversary as a UNICEF goodwill ambassador, Gavin Rajah pledges support to tech education for girls 14 August 2008 - Leading South African couturier Gavin Rajah, today marked his 1st anniversary as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador by pledging support to the work of the organisation in transforming the lives of children, especially girls, through education.