Can Japan reinvent itself again?

You don't need to reinvent the wheel.

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About 272 employees had to reinvent themselves. Some changed jobs.

So many that it has developed an image difficult to reinvent.

Reporters are not entitled to so twist the facts as to reinvent them.

The organization seeks to reinvent itself as a defender of the Iraqi people.

The primary task they face is to reinvent Georgia as a corruption free nation.

That's really the goal, because if you put in steering, then you reinvent the airplane.

The computer animation directors at Pacific Data Images worked hard not to reinvent the character .

YR That's really the goal, because if you put in steering, then you reinvent the airplane.

Someone will have to reinvent Data, Probability Statistics, after the upset caused by Brexit and the USElection2016.

We're still inventing, and this is what technology is allowing us to do it's continually to reinvent ourselves.

In fact, continued isolationism would force Iran to reinvent nuclear technologies already invented by others, no doubt with poor results.

We don t need to reinvent the wheel we just need to follow up on the commitments made ten years ago.

Is it to reinvent the Middle East as a more democratic region, as many of the Bush Administration's leading voices insist?

It affirms that the inhabitants of the Maré neighborhood create and reinvent themselves everyday, like any other citizen from the polis.

Amidst one of the gravest crises in its history, America has proven to itself and the world its ability to reinvent itself.

It is only by respecting our common values and not exacerbating our differences that the West will be able to reinvent itself.

Those who predict capitalism s demise have to contend with one important historical fact capitalism has an almost unlimited capacity to reinvent itself.

To cope with this deficiency, some scientists have tried to reinvent the tools of one level in order to apply them to another.

The challenge now is to reinvent the car so that it remains a proud totem of freedom and safety in the decades ahead.

It is that we need to reinvent it for a new century in which the forces of economic globalization are much more powerful than before.

For these and many other reasons, rebuilding Afghanistan's economy will require not only economic reconstruction but an effort to reinvent the country's political and cultural institutions.

But the IMF must also reinvent itself to become far more focused it may not be able to change its image but it can become more effective.

But Phil and I decided to reinvent Project V.O.I.C.E. this time changing the mission to using spoken word poetry as a way to entertain, educate and inspire.

But in the post World War II period, Japan again used the forces of globalization to reinvent itself as an economic superpower that became the envy of the world.

States could, in theory, reinvent themselves as the political equivalent of Nike minimizing in house activities by contracting out ever more of their functions to providers in the global market.

We shape our destiny, and just as the earlier generations of managers needed to redesign their factories, we're going to need to reinvent our organizations and even our whole economic system.

But there are also other reasons having to do with politicians need for scapegoats, the media s struggle to reinvent itself in the Internet age, and central bank pronouncements predictable short term effects on financial markets.

Its innovation gave rise to a huge number of new and dynamic companies, forcing IBM to reinvent itself completely in order to compete with them just one example of the socially transformative effects of the PC.

The bottom line, as the youngsters gathered in Melbourne fully understood, is that the UN provides fabulous value for what the world spends on it, and that if it ever ceased to exist, we would have to reinvent it.

But there is no need to reinvent the wheel, because the solution to the Arab Israeli conflict is embodied in the main peace plans that are already on the table the Clinton peace parameters, and the all Arab peace initiative.

Those who predict capitalism s demise have to contend with one important historical fact capitalism has an almost unlimited capacity to reinvent itself. Indeed, its malleability is the reason it has overcome periodic crises over the centuries and outlived critics from Karl Marx on.

For example, Chávez s and Morales Constituent Assemblies are attractive not only to all of Venezuela s or Bolivia s radical groups who are seeking to re found their Republics and reinvent history, but also to those who want to create a forum for democratic deliberation.

But Bush, following the terrorist attacks of 2001, turned his back on conservatism. He sought to radically reinvent the Middle East, not only by overthrowing the Taliban regime in Afghanistan and Saddam Hussein s regime in Iraq, but also through his strident calls for democratization.

While he has seemingly lost touch with the French people, he is deeply aware of and wounded by his declining popularity, and no one should underestimate his ability to reinvent himself with a new government after the municipal elections and greater distance from his immediate entourage.

Some of these shortcomings may be improved by reducing the state even more through privatization and out sourcing. States could, in theory, reinvent themselves as the political equivalent of Nike minimizing in house activities by contracting out ever more of their functions to providers in the global market.

It s only now that I am trying to understand the language of colour, translate it, I am searching for a personal style always basing myself on those years that I worked only in black and white, but that helped me begin to understand colour in a different way, I m trying to reinvent it in these colourful streets of Havana.