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The very character of the war in Iraq has been transformed from a democratizing mission into a stabilizing mission high in casualties and in cost.
The suffering that so many people are enduring leads to pressure for reform, and Obama has shrewdly transformed these pressures into a political force.
But on other issues, Ban has failed to live up to the critically important precedent set by his predecessor as Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, who transformed the position to promote human rights and assumed the role of the "world's conscience" when necessary.
In effect, Russia’s state-owned companies have transformed public property into a new model of czarist ownership.
In many cases, the “vanished” do eventually resurface, but with an apparently transformed perspective on their past work or the government that detained them.
This moment holds potential: spending cuts could be transformed into an opportunity to coordinate and integrate Europe’s defense industry, thus maximizing overall efficiency.
The nature of these two countries’ bilateral engagement will dictate how the low-carbon economic “pie” will get carved up, and thus how fast the global economy as a whole can be transformed.
It was in this way that it radically transformed economies and societies for the better.
A direct, unqualified assertion about the benefits of free trade has now been transformed into a statement adorned by all kinds of ifs and buts.
Unlike in other countries, where guerrillas pursued exclusively political demands, Colombia’s guerilla groups became involved in drug trafficking, which transformed them into lethal institutional monsters, one part subversive organization and one part criminal mafia.
Closed and tightly managed R&D operations must be transformed into more fluid, open processes involving collaboration with customers and suppliers.
With the world’s largest domestic market and plentiful venture capital, China’s old “copy-cat” entrepreneurs have transformed themselves into innovation powerhouses.
Germany’s position in the refugee crisis has transformed the AfD into a staunch anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim movement, supported by disillusioned voters from across the political spectrum.
And, perversely, American neo-conservatives have transformed the internationalism of the old left by seeking to impose a democratic world order by US military force.
China transformed its agrarian economy by building a strong, labor-intensive industrial base, shifting workers from agriculture to manufacturing and construction, and improving productivity across all sectors.
Literary works in which people who committed cruel, bloody acts were transformed into vampires became popular from 1820 onwards.
Vlad Tepes was transformed into a vampire by the most famous of these stories: Bram Stoker's novel Dracula in 1897.
But, with a strong political commitment, global food-production systems can be transformed.
Historical evidence shows that in countries that successfully transformed from an agrarian to a modern economy – including those in Western Europe, North America, and, more recently, in East Asia – governments coordinated key investments by private firms that helped to launch new industries, and often provided incentives to pioneering firms.
The retail sector, too, is being transformed.
This was the time of the “great population scare,” which transformed thinking worldwide, no doubt contributing to higher commodity prices while the fear lasted.
They would have transformed Russia more than all the aid programs put together.
Sovereignty was shared and transformed in areas like trade and the environment.
As a result, all jobs, even those of doctors, lawyers, and professors, are being transformed.
But transformed is not the same as threatened.
As a result, the talks were transformed into a full-blown leaders’ summit, with presidents and prime ministers heading to Denmark to seal the deal themselves.
India’s Urban AwakeningWASHINGTON, DC – When the United Kingdom became the first country in the world to undergo large-scale urbanization in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the process transformed its economy and society.
The concept is generic, but could be used best by a truly transformed NATO.
In 1997, the mismanagement of the East Asia crisis by the IMF and the US Treasury transformed downturns into recessions, and recessions into depressions.
By 1900, it represented only 20% of world output – not because something bad happened in Asia, but rather because the Industrial Revolution had transformed Europe and North America into the world’s workshop.
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