rebrand

So we have to really rebrand and market the school.

The students decided that they wanted to rebrand the school.

Jackson started looking for a company he could acquire and rebrand as his own.

Yet the decision to rebrand Bond has never been made lightly.

A new uniform has been introduced to help 'rebrand' the school.

It is expected to take nine months to rebrand the 75 branches across the country.

Cameron had always tried to rebrand himself as a liberal Conservative.

Today, the gallery has some contemporary work and continues its goal to rebrand itself.

Singapore is trying to rebrand itself as a leisure destination.

Instead, the company had many partners who would rebrand and distribute its devices.

Rather than engage in a legal fight, the store decided to voluntarily rebrand.

These factors led management to completely overhaul and rebrand the radio station.

A channel may rebrand itself to more accurately reflect its new content.

Cities are trying to rebrand themselves as cultural destinations.

Rather than rebrand, owners will often add some distinction.

It's only a matter of time before we writers rebrand ourselves as "literature service providers."

If you do, I will have to rebrand you.

The other was the government's desire to rebrand and rationalise the coach services under its control.

We thought this was a great time to rebrand the company to be the same as the brand of beer."

Firms rebrand intentionally to shed negative images of the past.

The paint would "rebrand" the building and highlight its advances in energy efficiency.

From 2001 on, the resort company worked to rebrand itself as upscale and family-oriented.

The station was founded in 2009 as part of the student media rebrand within the Students' Union.

They probably won't rebrand or do anything else drastic.

Mars Incorporated stated that they planned to rebrand the bar in 2008, but this did not happen.