0 to shape something again or differently --
1 to change the character or organization of something: --
2 to make an organization, industry, system, etc. operate differently: --
Collaboration might reshape the identity of the natural philosopher as a pillar of civil society.
However, the policy leadership that was required to reshape economic policy according to this new paradigm needed to be derived from domestic sources.
This road became the main avenue through which state power seeped into the city space to reshape it.
The fossil record also reveals that anatomical changes that broadened and shortened the pelvis and reshaped the birth canal began occurring well before this exodus.
Other authors have looked to exogenous structural patterns to determine the limits of the movement in reshaping civil society.
Some local chiefs responded positively to these efforts to reshape their political and cultural authority, while others stridently opposed interference.
It shows reshaping of argon ions with diffraction pattern and broken chains.
Such ideas have been fuelled and reshaped, given new direction and stimulus, by continuing white racial arrogance.
