Sentence examples for would like to remake from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama would like to remake the No Child Left Behind law to reward school districts that experiment in this way, an undertaking in which he may find more like-minded Republicans than Democrats in Congress.

Next on their agenda appears to be our republic which from what I have ascertained they would like to remake into a two-tier quasi-theocracy with kingly powers vested in the executive.

Whatever the past legislation has wrought, the future of pot is being shaped by investors like Founders Fund and Privateer, who would like to remake the industry in their image.

Would you like to remake any other albums?

The directors talk about money and budgets and, in particular, about their inability to shoot large-scale scenes requiring lots of extras, horses, costumes, and the like, such as Sergei Bondarchuk's 1970 historical drama "Waterloo," which Pialat would have liked to remake.

Gilbert stated that he would like to see an official remake resemble the gameplay and graphics from Tales of Monkey Island, but he balked, citing George Lucas' enhanced remakes of the original Star Wars trilogy as a reason to keep the flaws in the original game.

Then I would like to regain the people's trust and remake this into a party that can steadily carry out policies".

He recalled phoning Mr. Scorsese in 1991 to tell him that he would like to do the music for Mr. Scorsese's remake of "Cape Fear".

Chan said that with his action days behind him, he would like to do more dramatic roles such as Mr. Han in the 2010 remake of "The Karate Kid" with Jaden Smith.

If there is a single lesson to be learned, it is that we cannot remake the world in our own image or the image we would like to have of it politically, economically, socially or in any other fashion.

Now Griffin and his gang would like to style themselves as the Genghises of shit Yorkshire market towns in a downmarket remake of The Boys from Brazil.