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The Liberty brand seems to be reinventing itself by working with musicians, artists and designers.

Being able to reinvent yourself personally as a leader is just as important as reinventing the company and its strategy.

They were reinventing the powder which had been invented by Chinese people two hundred years ago.

The purpose of this article is to propose a set of ideas for reinventing America's health care system, one community at a time.

It was just such an approach that, in 2002, led to a brainstorming session about reinventing basic thermal underwear.

MR. Han has been reinventing himself since he dropped out of high school and promptly went on to become one of China's best known writers.

He set about transforming and reinventing the company from top to bottom, with a goal to make GE "the world's most competitive enterprise" .

That's because while Microsoft was busy trying to copy the iPod, Apple was busy reinventing the iPod.

Reinventing the wheel has always been one of the biggest problems in the software industry.

It is a company that has never shied away from reinventing itself , as a more complete reading of its history demonstrates .

And why was he able to keep reinventing himself when his fellow gurus were happy to trot out the same ideas for ever-rising lecture fees?

A solution entails better sanitation for all; that means reinventing the WC.

China s Internet, like that of other nations, is reinventing itself from the ground up.

When it comes to reinventing themselves, Swiss banks have no lack of ideas, but the transformation will be a gradual one.

We do not believe in reinventing the wheel, and defining our own pointcut expression language was unjustifiable.

He points to a young, post-apartheid generation of Afrikaners reclaiming and reinventing their identity, unburdened by their parents' guilt.

He claims to have found nothing less than a formula for reinventing capitalism: "shared value" .

What's more, thanks to our investments, a lot of these auto companies are reinventing themselves to meet the demands of a new age.

Essentially, it's a tool designed to help PHP developers avoid reinventing the wheel all the time.

Likewise, Silicon Valley is reinventing itself as a center of alternative energy by building on its long experience in battery design.

However, early adopters moving on to more complex problems will begin to realize they're reinventing large parts of XML.

Business and economics have already been remade by digital technology Innovation is now reinventing law.

If you document your actions, you don't have to waste precious time reinventing the wheel (or the fix) all over again.

The world's clock has sped up: Nations around the globe are reinventing themselves at a faster and faster pace.

My parents tried another example from nature -- the caterpillar reinventing itself as the butterfly -- but this simply distressed me more.

Mr Mitarai also took the step of reinventing the way the company manufactures its products.

More often, it has spurred Americans to new achievements that keep their economy constantly reinventing itself.

These proposals have nothing to do with grandiose schemes for reinventing market capitalism.

Systems thinkers who were reinventing the world, to a priesthood of folks in black turtlenecks and designer glasses working on small things.

But now, with France's AAA credit rating still on the line, Mr Sarkozy is reinventing himself as a champion of fiscal prudence.

Therefore, the constructing of the electronic government has become a worldwide new trend of reinventing government.

Instead of reinventing the XHR logic, you'll use a style in which XHR is widely used in the Web development community today.

Moreover, Idei and his practical-minded managers are intent on reinventing Sony as an Internet company.

The health care sector, far from being terminally ill, has been innovating and reinventing itself.

Instead, too many governments are determined to boost innovation by reinventing industrial policy.

Cake Mania is clearly not reinventing the recipe for this particular genre , but does include some nice surprises .

Besides reinventing the entire fantasy genre and influencing generations of writers, Tolkien's tale tells one helluva story.

Reinventing the customer relationship and customer intimacy are top-of-mind among business leaders worldwide.

Traditional grocery stores are reinventing product mixes and creating niches to keep up with the retail powerhouses.

Now, as Mongolia is reinventing itself as a free-market democracy, it is also searching its past for the means to define itself.

We're reinventing ourselves around putting the customer relationship at the center of everything we do.

To do so they tend to use established back-end companies rather than reinventing the roulette wheel.

That's why Unite isn't Opera reinventing the web - just following the same trajectory we've seen it follow for more than a decade.

reinventing government credibility and foster the cultural force of execution.

With HTML, you're constantly reinventing the wheel each time you adjust your information architecture.

NASA isn't just tasked with reinventing its hardware; to get beyond low-Earth orbit, it must reinvent its astronauts.

(para. 18) Instead, too many governments are determined to boost innovation by reinventing industrial policy.

He also began the hard job of reinventing himself as a bipartisan president.

"We can't keep reinventing the wheel in every crisis, " she said.

At its core, REST style applications are about simplicity, good software design, and not reinventing the wheel.

America's history of reinventing and perfecting itself has acquired another page.

2b. A CHINESE GHOST STORY (1987) - Tsui hark had a habit of redefining and reinventing any genre he touched, and raising the bar.

Not just by creating and sticking to resolutions ( here's my guide for doing that), but by reinventing the way we live.

In the 1980s, the new public management movement was rising, which promoted the "reinventing government" .

But if you have legacy Java classes already mapped to your legacy database, there is no sense in reinventing the wheel.

The shanzhaiji manufacturers are taking western ideas and reinventing them for local tastes.

Already, boomers are rewriting the script on aging, reinventing retirement and even death.

Rejuvenating a brand sometimes means more or less reinventing it.

Ensures that you are not "reinventing the wheel" .

The real value of spaces is to save people the time and effort of reinventing the community models over and over again.

You're talking about almost reinventing the way computers operate and how you interact with them as humans.

They are reinventing systems of production and distribution, and they are experimenting with entirely new business models.

Then set an agenda for reinventing that topic using language that people in your profession can understand.

WANG Lee Hom is one artiste in the Chinese music arena who has been constantly reinventing himself.

Someone by the name of Howard Moskowitz, who is most famous for reinventing spaghetti sauce.

Instead of reinventing the wheel, all you need to do is take a concept that is working and find a small corner of the market to dominate.

So our taxer' dollars went to work reinventing the flagpole?

She's been in over 40 films and is constantly in the press, maybe because she's always reinventing herself.

Reinventing education is a central focus for IBM's philanthropic efforts -- but even IBM is limited in what it can give.

Community Health Development: A Strategy for Reinventing America's Health Care System One Community at a Time

Reinventing government: how the entrepreneurial spirit is transforming the public

Western "Reinventing Government" Theory and Its Inspiration for Chinese Government Reform

Reinventing Equilibrium of Incentive - constraint and Promoting Value Created by Managers of State - owned Enterprises

On Reinventing Sincerity Consciousness of the Professional College Students

Comparing the Reinventing Government Movement with the New Public Administration

Banishing Bureaucracy: The Five Strategies for Reinventing Government

Enlightenment from the Reinventing Government Theory for Chinese Government Reform

On Significance of Strategic Status of Reinventing Rural Social Retirement Insurance

Reinventing Planning And Budgeting Tools For The Adaptive Enterprise

Unconventional Strategies for Reinventing Your Career

The Nordic countries are reinventing their model of capitalism, says Adrian Wooldridge

Fiscal Implication of Reinventing Government Theory and the Inspiration to China

An Ecological Analysis on Reinventing Government Model during the Period of Transition

Reinventing the wheel: Failing to adopt an existing, adequate solution

Reinventing Your Board: A Step-by-Step Guide to Implementing Policy Governance

No style lasts forever, we have to keep on reinventing ourselves

Reinventing Chinese Foreign Policy

On Some Basic Problems on Reinventing Government

The IBM Reinventing Education Change Toolkit IBM

If you're designing a new car, don't start by reinventing the wheel;

Public Service: the Core Theory of Reinventing the Government

Reinventing Bureaucrat System: A Choice of the Administration System Reform in China

A still from GM's new ad about reinventing itself