| However, it requires refinement and reformulation grounded in empirical analysis of exemplars or ideal types. |
| A reformulation is needed to refer, in addition to pharmacological action, to immunological and metabolic action. |
| I do think we're going to need reformulation to take sugar out of foods, in the same way that successfully that's happened with salt. |
| Given the abundance of responses, such a reformulation seemed complicated given the numerous thematic openings. |
| An agreement, adopted in 2009 between the various protagonists, brought about a reformulation of the project. |
| On the basis of this report the European Council adopts each year conclusions that, in turn, may give rise to a reformulation of the Guidelines. |
