reformulate

The information you brought back has helped us to reformulate our policy toward them.

But he had to reformulate its strategy on the run.

The story was later reformulated as a novel by the same name.

But he said the board believed that all the products on the list could be reformulated.

The problem may be reformulated, at least to a certain extent, if necessary.

Therefore, in light of the response he has given me, I would like to reformulate my question and ask two that are very specific.

If those changes are found to violate the act, they must be reformulated.

He has reformulated his theory somewhat in light of this new research.

Original Life has been reformulated several times since its introduction.

The tiger in your tank is about to be reformulated.

There were other cases in the pipeline that the Court could have used to reformulate its position.

I therefore call on the Council to reformulate its mandate for this committee.

The barbecue industry opposed the plan and asked for more time to reformulate its products.

Political goals have been constantly reformulated since the bombing began.

Some will be reformulated; others may be gone for good.

These results are reformulated in a different way below.

It reformulated its mix so the cook had to add an egg.

Already the company has been forced to reformulate some products, at the risk of making them less tasty.

So I have asked my services to consider how the amendment could be reformulated to clarify the position.

Reformulating products is costly and complex for food processing companies.

So then it is is time to reformulate the theory.

She reformulated the thought, and this time made herself follow it through to its logical conclusion.

I should therefore like to inform the administration that both amendments need to be reformulated.

The whole concept of peace-keeping has to be changed and reformulated.

In addition to new recipes, popular products have been reformulated to make them healthier.