| For Avon, multilevel selling has helped reenergize a flagging U.S. sales force. |
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| Yet I do believe these occasions present a great opportunity to reenergize the movement. |
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| To reenergize a corporate culture, the organization has to create renewed excitement around its vision, mission, values and goals. |
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| What can your country do to improve the profile of French firms in Hungary and reenergize trade ties between the two countries? |
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| The Signaling Conference in July 2008 was an attempt to reenergize the request and offer process. |
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| And so the question now is not only whether Ryan can reenergize the Romney campaign with his vision and verve. |
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| It would really, I think, reenergize a lot of conservatives. |
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| It is designed to help presidents re-focus their efforts, reenergize their clubs and retain members. |
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| In other words, there is no structural program to reenergize the industry and reorganize production in view. |
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| The United States hopes to play a positive role in helping UNESCO reenergize its programs in these priority areas. |
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| These works part translation, part transformation magnificently reenergize classic texts with Hughes's own imaginative powers and preoccupations. |
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| Our main goal is to reenergize the Movement and put it at the heart of the great challenges our world is facing at this time. |
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| In a career spanning more than four decades, Mahoney helped redefine and reenergize American health care philanthropy. |
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| Even a five or ten minute relaxer period can reenergize you and lessen your brain overload. |
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| Efforts to reenergize these traditions, and extend their reach, could give civil society organizations greater leverage with funders overseas as well as wary governments here at home. |
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| The deal should help create new jobs while protecting workers, and should also help stabilize the government of President François Hollande, which has been struggling to reenergize the economy. |
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| The two presidents also discussed ways to reenergize and strengthen the institutions that unite Egypt and Sudan on the economic and political fronts. |
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| However, we must also work hard to create conditions that will reenergize these breeding activities and turn them into a promising economic sector. |
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| Argentina's economic recovery has helped reenergize Mercosul. |
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| The current French government has made it clear that it is fully aware of the need to reenergize Francophone cooperation, along with university and linguistic exchanges, which were left to stagnate for quite some time. |
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| When Lions from across the globe converge in Sydney, Australia, for the 93rd Lions Clubs International Convention, I hope you'll take this time to reenergize and renew your enthusiasm for Lions. |
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| We hope that the information presented in this article will motivate you to become an office-based teacher or, for those of you who already teach, help to reenergize your teaching. |
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| The last major attempt to reenergize the round was an informal ministerial meeting held from 21-30 July 2008 to establish modalities for reduction commitments in agriculture and NAMA and advance services offers. |
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| To reenergize, to strike lightning on your city's GDP growth, its brain gain, its quality job creation, its vitality, and its future prosperity, don't expect national answers. |
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