reinterpreting

Although reinterpreting one's obstacles can be quite useful, there are additional implements in the stress-reduction toolkit as well.

The new form of storytelling that's coming from a digitally enabled cabal moves beyond reinterpreting a text for radio or screen.

Reinterpreting is an always responding characteristic in knowledge restructuring.

But since he was born in Colombia, his candidacy depends on the Supreme Court reinterpreting a constitutional bar on foreigners.

In this way, he has turned the visual angle of his creation to "advertisement" by uniquely reinterpreting these ads as the new "standard" .

Today, only by reinterpreting this theory of Marx's, can we really understanding Xiaoping's theory of reform and opening door.

As well as writing her own songs, Passos is also a dab hand at reinterpreting the great Brazilian classics.

Reinterpreting an existing law, it introduced restrictions on FDI investment in farms.

Every creature is in some way hacking a living by reinterpreting the rules.

Understanding Science Education: Reinterpreting the Middle-school Science Education in the Context of Basic-education Curriculum Reforms

Reinterpreting of uncertainty solidifying theory on thinking science

Law and market economy: reinterpreting the values of law and economics