| The reconceived online presence aims to be more than an online archive of the CSD documentation and material. |
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| In Leonardo da Vinci, the projects action has been reconceived in the light of the results of the interim evaluation. |
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| In this context, cultural policies do not need to be dismantled, they need to be reconceived. |
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| Thus reconceived, UNICEF's humanitarian action offers a potential platform for supporting resilience at the national and community levels. |
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| An atonal opera reconceived in the jazz style, about a charmless woman devoid of redeeming features, shoehorned into a clunky political setting, performed for almost two hours without an interval, has everything to do. |
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| Our charge in this discussion group has been to consider who ought to be our new partners in our journey toward justice and in what new ways might we deliver our reconceived notion of justice. |
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| They took a fresh look at the nature of chosen materials, reconceived fabrication and assembly techniques, and, by freeing tapestry of the wall and its decorative role, lent it a sense of movement previously unknown. |
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| The graphic design, on the other hand, was completely reconceived to go to the essential, making it much easier for you to really get to know us and to find out how we can help you. |
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| Naked, a reconceived version of the Let It Be album, with McCartney supervising production, was released. |
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| This reputation for doing things differently, for experimenting and innovating with our journalism and with technology, makes the US the perfect place in which to launch our newly redesigned and reconceived site. |
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| On 3 June 2016, The Rolling Stones released, Totally Stripped, an expanded and reconceived edition of Stripped, available in multiple formats. |
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| Whether this industry legend is true or not, CBS did insist that Mary be reconceived as a single woman recovering from the breakup of a long-standing relationship. |
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| Although Reagan never abandoned his support for SDI, it was eventually reconceived as a much smaller and more conventional defensive system than the one he originally proposed. |
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| Tertiary institutions were reconceived as part of a unified level, testing became more sophisticated, and credentials became more differentiated either by certificate or by transcript. |
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