Sentences with phrase «of redefined»

She considers the well - being not only of the children, but of the redefined family unit.

The Royal Hawaiian on O'ahu's Waikiki Beach reopened in 2009 with a new era of redefined luxury and as part of The Luxury Collection.

If you're looking for restraint without compromise in this new age of redefined priorities, this is your car.

The grappling still needs plenty of work, and one would hope this is something EA Canada addresses in the next iteration; yet these shortcomings become easier to overlook because of the accomplishment of its redefined striking.

As Manuela, the mother of a deceased teen son, Roth's restrained yet palpable grief infused Manuela's strange search for the birth father with emotional resonance, anchoring Almodóvar's story of redefined families and female resilience.

The world of Ralph Lauren Home is one of redefined American style, time - honored craftsmanship, and exceptional quality.

The concept of a redefined WWE is only a fraction of Levesque's daily pursuits.

In the new regime of redefined marriage, we need to think long and hard about what we need to do — or refuse to do.

And while there is scant evidence to suggest the Waterloo, Ont., firm is set to revisit its glory days (its valuation was $ 83.4 billion in 2008; it's $ 4.3 billion now), in 2016 it took the bold step of redefining its identity as a smaller, more focused and, arguably, more sustainable business.

Instead they need to learn to dabble, experiment and most of all redefine their understanding of risk.

Mr. Woollen has more than 18 years of sales, marketing and development experience, with a history of redefining market segments and delivering products that are easy to use and drive improved productivity.

At a hotel in Mexico City, trade representatives from Canada, Mexico, and the United States are working on the arduous task of redefining their economic relationship.

Instead of redefining «marriage», just call your pervert juncture «pirripipirripi» We will grant you and your «pirripipirripi - other» all the «rights» that you want.

I think «building for God's Kingdom,» if you'll grant me the liberty of redefining our terms, is synonymous with what you could call creating a culture that reflects God's Kingdom.

For, without doing violence to a single organic doctrine, we could avoid the embarrassment of saying that an occasion qua subject is not an entity by the simple expedient of redefining «entity» to signify whatever functions, or is destined to function, as a potential for processes of becoming.

It is at this point that reasoned debate begins to decay and epithets are hurled by proponents of redefining marriage with almost invariable predictability.

Anderson focuses on three questions: «What is marriage, why does marriage matter for public policy, and what are the consequences of redefining marriage?»

She has 3 children and is the founder of the Redefine Positive Project, an initiative that is working to reform HIV / AIDS education in public schools across the nation.

Big Spoon Roasters prides themselves on flavor, craftsmanship, and their pursuit of redefining how the production of a food product should be handled.

She continues to pursue the goal of redefining the human infant feeding norm as breastfeeding or breastmilk for all children.

Chapter 17 You're Not the Boss of Me redefines defiance to give parents a new perspective and offers insights to help parents work through the more challenging behaviors of childhood.

Outside of redefining the childbirth and parenting experience, Rue enjoys spending time with her husband and two and half year old son exploring the beautiful Northwest.

She recently presented on this idea of redefining success for kids.

Gerrymandering is the act of redefining borders between voting districts in order to gain a political advantage.

Syracuse, N.Y. — COR Development Co. has been picked by an advisory committee to pursue a $ 350 million development of the Syracuse Inner Harbor, beating out two other developers for the job of redefining the city's waterfront.

One [task] is this key issue of redefining the one - in -100-year storm.

Last May Beard led a group convened in Turin, Italy, by the International Telecommunication Union to consider other ways of redefining time.

Macy was kind enough to send me a few samples of the REDEFINE skincare line, which is a regimen that's designed to defend against aging effects and provide firmer, smoother, and flawless - looking skin.

According to Fuqua, it was all part of redefining how people see the actor.

Marvel is unlikely to wait for long before unleashing the new incarnation of Spiderman onto the viewing public, especially as it embarks on the process of redefining its character base and targeting new audience members.

In the interest of redefining the roles of students and teachers, I offer the following glimpses into aspects of teacher practice in successful PBL settings.

With increased use of redefining activities and transformation, student performance can improve significantly.

With thought - provoking proposals and practical strategies for change, Bold Moves for Schools sets educators on the path of redefining and reenergizing their profession and creating exciting new learning environments that truly work in today's and tomorrow's dynamic environments.

In 1998, the U.S. National Institutes of Health brought U.S. definitions into line with World Health Organization guidelines, which had the effect of redefining approximately 25 million Americans previously considered «healthy» to «overweight.»

As Adam Emerson of Redefine Ed points out, the insurgents haven't really forced the NEA and AFT to do more than slightly alter their positions and help shape a local election or two.

When it comes to innovation, New Renault Clio keeps up the Clio tradition of redefining expectations within its segment and raising the standards for small cars.

I fail to see the value of redefining the term «author» to imply some sort of social stratification.

Samantha Hoffman, author of A Contented Mind: Love, hope and the complicated mess of redefining one's life

I longed to hear more of the author's opinions and suggestions on how to achieve her goal of redefining power.

In fact, a high percentage of people, when their debt is paid off, simply find some other payments to make, for no other reason that it lets them off the hook of redefining their identity.

We'll continue to innovate with our vision of redefining better in all that we do, with the goal of enabling pet parents to redefine better for their own pets, and we will remain unwavering in our commitment to bringing our belief in raw nutrition to everything we do.

As part of Cornell University, we exist to fulfill our mission of redefining the delivery of specialty veterinary care (not to generate revenue for shareholders).

The duo recently spent a year in Asia exploring the land and meeting new people, with the express goal of redefining their perception of their Western mindsets.

With NGP we carry on this rich history of redefining industry standards and raising the bar for consumer expectations for what portable gaming can deliver.

SCEA CEO Jack Tretton has written an open letter on the US PS Blog following this morning's reveal of a next - gen successor of PSP, saying the currently - codenamed NGP will continue the PlayStation brand's «rich history of redefining industry standards».

Following SCEA head Jack Tretton saying the recently - announced NGP, the codename of the next - gen successor to PSP, would continue the PlayStation brand's «rich history of redefining industry standards», SCEE boss Andy House has said in a similar open letter on the EU PS Blog that the device is just the «first step» in offering «PlayStation experiences to a wider audience».

That theme of redefining mainstream narratives of history and representation holds throughout Figuring History, an exhibition of 26 works by three successive generations of African - American artists: Colescott, Kerry James Marshall and Mickalene Thomas.

Yet, as «Abstraction on the Beach» suggests, Piper's practice was not simply about saving the past, but of redefining it.

In this excerpt from Phaidon's Vitamin: 3D, an exhaustive compendium of today's most important sculptors, we take a closer look at three German women who are currently in the process of redefining the medium for the 21st century.

In his unique manner of redefining the meaning of painting and its perception, Stingel places the carpet at the core of his poetics, moving it from just a piece of furniture to a place of paradigmatic stance.