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- verb Present participle of
re-engineer . - noun Alternative spelling of
reengineering .
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Examples
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In New York, a coalition of environmental groups, business owners and others are pressing Cuomo's administration to remove heavy equipment from streams and rivers and stop what they call re-engineering of the waterways, particularly in the Adirondack Mountains where several mountain brooks turned into torrents after Irene hit.
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In New York, a coalition of environmental groups, business owners and others are pressing Cuomo's administration to remove heavy equipment from streams and rivers and stop what they call re-engineering of the waterways, particularly in the Adirondack Mountains where several mountain brooks turned into torrents after Irene hit.
The Seattle Times 2011
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The earlier book made the business best-seller list by pillorying practices propagated in the name of re-engineering.
Reworking The Workplace Alan Murray 2011
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Meanwhile geoengineering -- the idea of re-engineering the entire planet with clouds of sulphur dust or dumps of iron and charcoal -- could easily end up in the broad definition of "green technologies."
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We have made the tough structural changes, during the '80s and' 90s, things like tax reform, deregulation, downsizing, re-engineering, etc. that have made our economy so competitive.
Liquidity Trap or Statism Trap?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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We are faced with the twin challenges of mitigation (avoiding the worst climate change effects by rapidly transitioning the world to a low-carbon economy) and adaptation (re-engineering the infrastructure of modern society so that we can survive and flourish on a hotter planet).
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So far, it has ruled out raising food prices at its restaurants, instead re-engineering its menus to offer alternatives to popular and pricey cuts of beef such as filet mignon and New York strip.
As Food Prices Soar, Eateries Scramble Dana Mattioli 2011
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We are faced with the twin challenges of mitigation (avoiding the worst climate change effects by rapidly transitioning the world to a low-carbon economy) and adaptation (re-engineering the infrastructure of modern society so that we can survive and flourish on a hotter planet)
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"We are currently working on cutting costs through re-engineering and looking at cheaper, trimmed down versions," the executive said.
Tata Motors Developing Cheaper Trucks Anirban Chowdhury 2011
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The cost-cutting plan, announced in February, is run by the company's chief operating officer and a group dubbed the "office of re-engineering."
Banks' Cost-Cut Efforts Aim to Juice Profits Robin Sidel 2011
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