| While the internet is changing the way we shop, it is also reshaping the marketplace. |
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| The background is resource competition that is reshaping western policy towards West Africa. |
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| One coolly abstracted the city, taking what he wanted and discarding the rest, reshaping it to his liking with emphatic yesses and nos. |
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| The reshaping of the square began with regularizing the piazzetta surrounding the octagonal Baptistery. |
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| For more details on how the industry is reshaping, refer to DF's 2002 ranking of dairy processors. |
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| It is unquestionable that in future years UW will undoubtedly see the reshaping or even renaming of this student hub. |
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| I want the city-state of London to join the other nations reshaping the union. |
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| At least one university is paying heed to what may be the reshaping of psychotherapy. |
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| More broadly, the study of women in past generations is reshaping our understanding of cultural history. |
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| As a conversationalist, Birkin is a whirlwind, skimming over subjects, lifting them up, reshaping them utterly before throwing them back down. |
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| The Democrats, for their part, felt this was all part of a Republican coup that is reshaping the US to make it impregnably conservative. |
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| But they were working within a classical philosophical tradition, reshaping it and making it modern. |
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| The practice of reshaping the cornea with rigid contact lenses is called orthokeratology. |
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| Samaras strikes hundreds of different poses, twisting and reshaping himself before the lenses of his various Polaroids. |
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| Communication technology is reshaping communities, but the ability to have a conversation with somebody across the globe is not new. |
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| Whether we like it or not, the large-scale digitization of pre-modern Chinese literature is rapidly reshaping sinological studies. |
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| In many ways the territorial settlement which Versailles established stored up problems for the future, not least in its reshaping of Germany. |
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| Lynn saw a new beginning for me following a reshaping of my life with things in my work and home becoming resettled. |
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| A chart on Dec.1 with an article about President Bush's role in reshaping the federal judiciary misstated the makeup of four appeals courts. |
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| This is good for reshaping and upsizing but I don't know how much you can do to shrink. |
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| Meanwhile, the first steps towards reshaping the rules governing the co-op are being taken. |
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| The reshaping of contemporary Anglicanism can be understood in ways that reflect the most important features of historic Anglicanism. |
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| Long after the facts are forgotten, the official story will be shaping and reshaping our history. |
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| Competition and innovation also promoted three big developments that are reshaping the world information economy. |
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| The plans include a number of options for reshaping health services in the region. |
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| We have certainly produced a strategy for foreign affairs that will involve reshaping the way we run the business, if I might call it that. |
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| Indeed, it might be seen rather as a corruption than as a true folk etymology, if the hallmark of the latter is the somehow meaningful reshaping of a word. |
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| The characters who populate Blake's prophetic books are not people so much as embodiments of the principles that shape the universe he believed he was reshaping with his art. |
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| The vast majority were performed on women, with breast augmentation and nose reshaping leading in popularity. |
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| Analysis is like reshaping your head with an emery board: a slow, painstaking process. |
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| The job, located in an established, upscale residential development, required reshaping 150 ft of the eroded banks of a creek and armoring the site with riprap. |
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| They correct nearsightedness by reshaping the surface of the eye so that light focuses properly on the retina, instead of in front of it. |
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| Are you planning to do the plastic surgery for reshaping your physical appearance? |
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| One cause of this dissonance has been that the conservative movement was much more successful at reshaping the economy than remaking society. |
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| It is a great loss that Mr Kennedy will play no part in Britain's political reshaping. |
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| The digital economy is transforming the world of work and it needs to start reshaping the classroom. |
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| This in an international principle we are in the process of reshaping to suit ourselves, in order to be able to work around it. |
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| The process of integrating the financial markets involves reshaping all the structures which supplement financial services. |
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| A reshaping of the system is needed to help farmers cope with situations such as last year's dairy crisis. |
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| An evaluation of FAO statistical work carried out recently resulted in proposals for reshaping the activities. |
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| The pump's carrying frame had been shortened by sawing off and reshaping one end. |
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| Here are just some of our projects that are focused on reshaping the future. |
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| A look back in time helps to explain Stelco's interest in the reshaping of America's steel industry. |
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| The next four years will be instrumental in reshaping the cancer landscape. |
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| Breast augmentation, liposuction and tummy tucks to suck the fat, facelifts, nose reshaping, and eyelid surgery are the most popular surgical procedures. |
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| It opened dramatically, with a huge sheet of dark polythene reshaping itself from sea, to chiefs, to land and then figures of the Treaty protagonists. |
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| Ancient empires were accustomed to reshaping the religious identities of those they bested in war. |
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| This kind of reshaping wouldn't have to result in a respelling, but things are very clear when it does, and when the writer defends the new spelling. |
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| If the rewashing thing doesn't work, steam is definitely the answer for reshaping wool, so if you do ever invest in an iron, make sure it can get a good cloud up. |
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| The club has spent wisely on the course recently in reshaping the fairways, re-designing bunkers and spinneys and treating the fairways and greens. |
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| What is new is not the recognition of equality, but the strengthened status it has acquired in the reshaping of the legal framework of the Structural Funds over the next seven-year period. |
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| The organizational improvement initiatives will continue to move forward, reshaping policies, practices and procedures to more effectively support results for children. |
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| The most popular type of plastic surgery procedure among men in the Los Angeles is male breast reduction, nose reshaping, liposuction, and eyelid surgery and hair transplantation. |
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| Only by merging all its available tools will the Union be able to act as a transformative power and contribute to reshaping the rules of global governance. |
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| The reshaping and draining massage smoothes skin, stimulates the exchanges of skin tissues to regive elasticity and tonicity to dull skins, and enable to help reduce signs of sagging and stretch marks. |
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| The band decided to go back to school and for several months worked on reshaping their talents and putting together a library of electronic sounds. |
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| The structural trends that are currently reshaping our societies will, if managed successfully, lead to economic growth and therefore generate opportunities for a more cohesive society. |
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| After trimming and reshaping, the surgeon reapplies skin over the shaped bones and cartilage. |
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| If Future to Discover improves access to post-secondary education, it may be influential in reshaping the current policies designed to encourage participation in higher education. |
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| The study also traces how quickly technology and innovation have been reshaping steel production, including a dramatic reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in recent years. |
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| In other words, the introduction and promotion of PSP by donors is fundamentally reshaping the relationships between government, business, civil society and citizens across the developing world. |
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| Across Canada, the organization's innovative programmes and partnerships are reshaping educational policy, helping teachers broaden their abilities and bringing classrooms into the community. |
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| While the new economic order captured resources, reshaping the economy to benefit the needs of the colonialist. |
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| The government's push for a seven-day NHS has to recognise that the goal cannot be replicating existing Monday-to-Friday services over the weekend, but reshaping those services. |
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| The eye changes focus by shifting the position of the entire lens with respect to the retina, instead of reshaping the lens as in mammals. |
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| Now tales of elite troops are reshaping the public perception of war, even though war is still a tragic grind far more complex than any film of this era has shown. |
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| It doesn't need a complete rejig, just a little bit of reshaping here and there. |
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| On the outskirts of Tubmanburg, Liberia, the medical hospital ship, Mercy Ships has been playing a major role in reshaping gender attitudes and training up skilled midwives. |
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| Even if Malthouse actually foresaw those personnel problems, it wouldn't have been unreasonable to assume that the decades-long success he'd had reshaping other clubs convinced him that he was up to the task at Carlton too. |
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| Chaperonins play a natural role in reshaping mutant proteins and in keeping newly made proteins from tangling. |
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| As you may recall, I then alluded to the fact that we needed to do some rethinking, we needed to do some reshaping, and we didn't have to start with a blank page. |
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| I hope, Commissioner, that this will give you a reason to drum up support from the Commission for a reshaping of the Convention's proposals on this subject. |
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| Somewhat, the teenagers that is under 18 years old are getting plastic surgery in growing numbers to change nose reshaping, liposuction, tummy lifts and tucks. |
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| A state of wakeful presence and letting go enables change and reshaping. |
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| As Katie Benner and Sapna Maheshwari write over two stories, short videos primarily made for viewing on mobile devices are reshaping both internet companies and much of the advertising industry. |
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| Perhaps the word Naija best expresses the possibilities of reshaping Nigeria's identity and politics. |
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| She began by working on the institute's old buckram dress forms, reshaping them with cotton batting and surgical mesh, but one day she was handed a gown by Madame Grès that had started to tear, and was told to mend it. |
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| With the automobile increasingly reshaping Americans' habits, Richard Hollingshead opened the nation's first drive-in movie theater in Camden, New Jersey. |
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| The report also said that the top five plastic surgery procedures in 2013 were breast augmentation, nose reshaping, eyelid surgery, liposuction and facelifts. |
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| The land-grant colleges and the reshaping of American higher education. |
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| The country thereafter enjoyed relative peace and stability, with massive waves of European immigration radically reshaping its cultural and demographic outlook. |
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| The impact of their agricultural endowment to the world is a testament to their time and work in reshaping and cultivating the flora indigenous to the Americas. |
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| Glaciers forced the early human populations who had originally migrated from northeast Siberia into refugia, reshaping their genetic variation by mutation and drift. |
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| The ongoing trend of mobile usage is reshaping progressively the taxi business initially born as a nearly fixed infrastructure business regulated and ruled by City Halls. |
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| Triggered by the risk-reduction initiative of the 1990s, camps are reshaping their health service paradigm and, as a result, embracing a more holistic approach to wellness. |
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| Then they detail surgical techniques by such anatomical regions as belt lipectomy, circumferential body contouring, buttocks aesthetics, brachioplasty, and breast reshaping. |
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