Significats de reshape how en anglès

This crisis will likely reshape how post-second level education takes place worldwide, combining modules of face-to-face interaction with on-line learning.

Both plans also call for deep tax cuts for high-earners and businesses and would reshape how the United States taxes multinational corporations.

But things are still happening, and in ways that might reshape how we buy and sell houses long after the virus is gone.

Those absent elements will be key if Biden wins and the US seeks to reshape how the world perceives the country on climate.

The plan, which Trump called the "biggest and boldest infrastructure investment in American history," would reshape how the federal government funds infrastructure projects.

Hard work on me, reshaping how I thought.

They can reroute their personalities at will by reshaping how they think on the neurological level.

Suzanne Cowan sees dancers with disabilities as pioneers reshaping how dance is perceived through challenging contemporary dance audiences.

The BBC's Matt Danzico explores the ways in which internet technology is reshaping how future generations will perceive the past.

Over a century, it reshaped how humanity moves and thus how (and where and with whom) humanity lives.

Fairfax Media's first statement promises "an even greater focus on cost efficiency "and " reshaping how we deliver our journalism to local communities".

But, love it or hate it, the adoption of email as a way to communicate in business has forever reshaped how we do our jobs.