Sentence examples for would be reconfigured from inspiring English sources

Exit numbers would be reconfigured as well.

Then the system would be reconfigured into three regional universities.

Under the deal's terms, Iran accepted that the Arak reactor would be reconfigured so it could not yield fissile plutonium usable in a nuclear bomb.

By that time, Ms. Gedeon said, the museum would be reconfigured to house the combined African collection -- an effort to be achieved through fund-raising.

The knotty, dangerous intersection of 95th Street and the Henry Hudson Parkway would be reconfigured to protect pedestrians from fast-moving cars.

He said that sanitation workers would be retrained and that Brooklyn sanitation districts, where some of the worst problems occurred, would be reconfigured to improve trash collection and snow removal.

The heavy-water reactor under construction at Arak would also be reconfigured so that it would be produce much less plutonium (the other possible path to a bomb).

Perhaps Reid felt Martianism was in danger of becoming an albatross around his neck (and if this review were a Reid poem, such a weary locution as that would surely be reconfigured from the albatross's point of view), because for his next book, he adopted an unexpected tactic.

Hundreds of horses that live and train at the Big A, and their trainers, would have to be relocated, and Belmont would have to be reconfigured for at least some winter racing.

His staff told the prospective student that it would be difficult to open the door of a pressurized jet and that plane would have to be reconfigured for such an endeavor.] The one individual clearly identified in the documents in the houses is a Canadian citizen.

And the nation's gas stations would need to be reconfigured.