In this article, she voiced the opinion that women's liberation must be combined with the remoulding of society.

He had been brought to them helpless, and then they had begun the demolition and remoulding of his mind.

Hyderali, along with Kalamandalam Sankaran Embranthiri and Venmani Haridas, was instrumental in remoulding the aesthetics of Kathakali music and making it more popular.

The adpeople's nostalgic remoulding of this period attempted to persuade Britain's youth that it really was hankering for those wholesome, innocent, optimistic times when guys courted gals with dignity, respect and slick-back haircuts.

'Face' and 'mask'may still be the wrong metaphor, for it is too rigid, denying the fluid state of continual remoulding, and it also denies those rare but important occasions when mask and face are indistinguishable.

It may, however, be a reference to the South American Saki monkey, "a small, long-tailed monkey from the Western Hemisphere" that is a central character in "The Remoulding of Groby Lington"

The Gromburg thing, as such, was thus unaware and careless of the remoulding of exterior features that had been in progress - now complete - since it had impacted the orbital surface and de-animated the orbital transport vehicle.

Furthermore, the Colonial Office would provide Chamberlain with the chance of pursuing the ambition of fostering closer relations between Britain and the settler colonies, aiming for the remoulding of the empire on federal lines into a family of Anglo-Saxon nations.

A CD reissue of their first LP, 'The Cravats In Toytown' is planned for October 2011 which will be accompanied by a CD featuring a complete remoulding of the original 'In Toytown' 8 track masters by Penny Rimbaud (Crass).

This remoulding might date to the 11th or 12th century: The text is written by the same scribe as Baile in Scáil, which he took from the 11th century Book of Dub-Da-Leithe, leading Celticist Kuno Meyer to conclude the Rawlinson B 512 version was derived from the same source.

Conversion or remolding of the individual member happens in a closed system.

There was thus no remolding of the recall process.

The primary remolding was completed in 1866.

There's a constant remolding of memory in the brain as older memories are redistributed by newer ones."

The deal was the second remolding of the Rolls-Royce corporate profile in a matter of weeks.

"We are not a Marxist movement," he said, asserting that the group is interested in democracy and social reform rather than a wholesale remolding of society.

Unlike the Unicron figure being released under the same promotion, no remolding is visible in the pre-release photos.

In large part, the Yan'an Rectification Campaign began with the "systematic remolding of human minds."

Shadow-maru - Sixshot (featured significant remolding to incorporate a ninja motif)

Character is rarely revealed through a remolding of the body while the pure-movement passages could channel energy more strongly into shifts of mood.

As work progressed on the remolding of the church cholera broke out in St. Louis in August 1866.

The political commissar came and spoke to us and told us what this place was for, to help the intellectuals reform themselves, for ideological remolding.

Dangar is a redeco of 'Generation 1 Brawl, with slight remolding to mount his handgun on the turret.

Luther's Bible spread its influence for the remolding of Western European culture in the ferment of the sixteenth century.

Dag Base - Grandus (significant remolding, does not combine with Star Convoy)

In one incident related in the story and referred to in the epilogue, she is forced to climb a factory chimney as part of her "remolding."

Under this suggestion, the extant form of the outflow channel Ares Vallis would thus be a remolding of a pre-existing structure.

Francis E. Jeffries, Duff & Phelps's 58-year-old president and chief executive, said: "We're talking about a remolding of the business.

Thunder Dagwon - Galaxy Shuttle (significant remolding, including an additional motorcycle/robot that combines for the shuttle's robot mode)

In 1973, Rollo May remarked that "the underlying function of psychotherapy is the indirect reinterpretation and remolding of the patient's symbols and myths" (p. 342).

The process that changes the frequency of application of cultural traits is influenced by the same forces that determine the remolding of the combination of genetic variants.

The mutants would take lopsided Man and mold him into balance and the years that were lost in the remolding would pay interest in humanity in the years to come.

In 2011, the building began receiving an exterior renovation and remolding of the interior by Randolph Tower Development Company where it is now used as an apartment building with 312 apartments.

"For the time being, Wang and others are put in single cells so that they can familiarize themselves with the prison regulations and reflect on their crimes for further remolding," the agency dispatch said.

The clips are patterned, in multiple images, and sometimes transformed: especially effective, in the building sequence, is the remolding of the workers as silvery silhouettes, as if they were made from blimp material.

We can even remould it to fit into a different boot.

We shall remould everything in our own image.

Just easier, I guessed, to destroy and remould world cultures while letting the god side of me take the blame.

Politics constantly tended to take over and remould such pre-political elements for its own purposes.

He notes the phenomenon of children who, after some years living abroad, must enter special schools "to remould them into acceptable Japanese.

What argument would remould such people?

We "remould it nearer to the heart's desire."

We cannot force desire to take a shape it resists, but perhaps we can slowly remould it.

Angola has acquired the resources and is making the efforts needed to reunite its people and remould its society.

With Zipfit we can remould the liner as many times as we like.

For those who see in this the loss of an opportunity to remould the world more nearly to their hearts' desire, that must be the overwhelming pity.

It does not inherit its parent's heart and remould it into a new (and possibly improved) heart.

As one Cleggite says: "Cameron is never going to remould British politics.

It is also known for being extremely dangerous to aircraft since the ice can effectively 'remould' the shape of the airfoil and flight control surfaces.

McLean's assistant, Tommy Walker, inherited the role of manager and, after an initial settling-in period, started to remould the side in his image.

Maybe it was easier to hijack an existing memory (with Tennys in it), and remould it.

To erase, and create, and remould memories and concepts in the mind of a person such as Garvin is truly a major feat."

So there she floats, switch-off, for at least another four weeks, while Greggy and the Howler equivalent of redactors remould her protoplasm.

Remould... Sasse - Face2Face ...

Mr Gummer should pick up Mr MacSharry's ideas and remould them to meet sensible criteria.

Their mission in life appears to be competing with one another in a race to remould their ancient and historic rural buildings into approximations of Birmingham town centre.

Pugh began drawing Sláine for 2000 AD in 1984, helping to remould the character into his current incarnation and create the look of longtime villain, Elfric.

When I came last I saw the restoration of the Reichstag and tomorrow I shall see how British architects are helping to remould Museum Island.

Within the Labour Party the Socialist League was finding that its attempts to remould policy were resented and rejected and it began to look for allies outside the Party.

Or could only the Cosmic Hand remould the pattern of the Earth, reforming her stuff, changing her spiritual constituents and placing her on a different path, a fresh course of destiny?

But now it is the nation's economic forces that are remolding the nation.

They remold W. into whatever will work for their states.

And I shall remold that race in my own image.

"They want to remold that job and make it current.

In the summer of 2009, the school district remolded it for a preschool center.

"Question they never deal with is, what to remold sick person like.

His identity was constantly remolded to fit the needs of various groups.

It is another tool being used by the social engineers to remold American society through the education system.

She knew it and did not hesitate to remold herself into a different performer.

There is already speculation that No. 17 will be remolded again after this week, bringing the water back into play.

One could completely remold a maiden or a wife to suit one's own needs.

I was called upon to remold a brain to its primitive state."

He moved a little and then abstractedly felt the mattress remold again.

In both cases the items were recolored and slightly remolded.

The building was extensively remolded in 1876 and again after a fire in 1911.

The original trackway was remolded and new casts were made.

With brains reduced to primitive activity, it would be possible to remold them.

Dancers seem constantly remolded into one inventive shape after another.

You revolutionists who'll remold the sorry scheme of things entire.

Remolded her face and sealed up her cuts like nothing happened.

At the school, Ms. Ash began to remold her body.

Bonilla said he dealt with it, in part, by remolding his personality.

"So that you could one day remold her in your image," Iliana reminded him.

They'll make sure you're so confused by the time you graduate you'll be remolded into their image of the twenty-first century woman or man.

Then, at age 6, his life was changed by surgery that remolded his ears.