1. What's involved is a fundamental remaking of the global financial system, from one that was inherently fragile to one that rests on firmer foundations.
2. A new generation of Beijing chefs are remaking Chinese cuisine in innovate ways.
3. The rising volume is remaking European tourism, whose once intimate attractions are already struggling to accommodate the world's vacationing hordes.
4. The CBRC chairman also on Monday invited qualified strategic investors from abroad to participate in the remaking of domestic banks.
5. So companies tend to use safe subjects such as remaking foreign series.
6. Director Chen Daming says he rejected the idea of remaking the movie at first but changed his mind after he watched it.
7. He also chairs the government's Remaking Singapore Committee, formed of government and business members in 2002 to identify new sources of growth.
8. Yet Bush continues to insist war was justified and Iraq is essential to remaking the Middle East in America's democratic image.
9. The challenge lying ahead is whether the government can bolster the confidence of investors, remaking the stock market into a real barometer of the economy.
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