Examples of redefinition

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In the rapidly evolving healthcare environment, perhaps no role is in greater flux and redefinition than that of the clinical bioethicist.
His redefinition of the closet has an interpretation which views the closet as the place where one's false self resides.
In addition, organisational changes produced arbitrary redefinitions of agricultural and non-agricultural employment.
Allowing heretical or schismatic baptism blurred that boundary, and was construed only problematically in terms of the cosmic narrative that required redefinition by both sides.
Modifying relations between various socioeconomic households and redefinitions of social networks leads to exclusion of several households into dire structural poverty.
This conceptual redefinition will imply changes in accreditation norms, which should lead to more appropriate hospital planning and financing.
This development has coincided with a redefinition of political theory itself to incorporate international, transnational and global concerns.
This is an example of inheritance by method override (or redefinition).
It involves a spectacular redefinition, out of the blue, of the key concept under investigation.
The long-term goal would be defined only in general terms, allowing considerable tactical flexibility, and indeed allowing redefinition as circumstances changed.
But it was not just female identity that was subject to redefinition.
The story of opium is a perfect example of the political redefinition of consumption.
The upshot is, by suitable redefinition of some quantities, that the problem can formally be recast into the problem of cosmic-ray-modified shocks without injection.
He opted for the strategy of redefinition which required a new perspective and communication skill to pull the party's support together.
These pressures clearly call for a redefinition of the meaning of citizenship beyond entitlements defined by the coordinates of the country's traditional moral economy.
This criticism is unsustainable, not least because no redefinition of the term "localist" has been either attempted or achieved in the target article.
After the political changes of 1981, when a left-wing goverment came to power, the redefinition went on.

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