redesign
Britishverb
noun
Example Sentences
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But others are in favour of the redesign of the house, which many years ago was rented by the interior ministry and housed a centre for people with disabilities before it fell into disrepair.
From Barron's
That means redesigning the discount window so routine liquidity access is clearly separated from emergency lending, holding regular auctions to normalize its use, and expanding access to repo operations.
From Barron's
The investments now under way—from higher staffing levels and faster equipment to redesigned seating that makes cafes more inviting—have the potential to transform the business into something even bigger.
Raman also told The Times that Inside Safe, the mayor’s signature program to move unhoused people indoors, needs to be redesigned so it is “fiscally sustainable.”
From Los Angeles Times
The need for cooling meant redesigning the combustion chamber itself, and incorporating a new air-to-water heat exchanger.
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