transformational
transformasional
definition
adjective
He is an amiable establishmentarian who finds himself with the opportunity to effect transformational change, and who is seizing that opportunity and pushing the system to its limits.
relating to or involving transformation or transformations.
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It is about 'transformational' leadership and bringing in a different spirit and ethics to management.
But I understood in some inexplicable way that when you work not just with your body and mind, but also with your spiritual self, art becomes a 'transformational' experience.
And there are some genuinely 'transformational' attempts, notably in transport, to spend the government's way back into the electorate's affections.
Other clouds on his horizon are also of his own making, pressing on with unpopular health ‘reforms’ that are more totemic than 'transformational' .
I prefer to use the term 'transformational' technologies.
Dreamtime spirits are 'transformational' in nature.
But it is much more evolutional than 'transformational' - and it is not necessarily the solution for tomorrow's threats.
Combine this momentum - the momentum from the focus that war gives us, the funding that we're getting from the war, and our 'transformational' effort.
He is an amiable establishmentarian who finds himself with the opportunity to effect 'transformational' change, and who is seizing that opportunity and pushing the system to its limits.
We have a 'transformational' opportunity in this nation.
Bills of Rights are 'transformational' documents that convert the occasional practice of free speech into a lexicon of necessity for journalists, lawyers, academics and citizens.
Larger organisations, by contrast, are more often associated with 'transformational' change involving structures, systems, procedures and cultures.
‘I went through a very difficult period in the 1960s, hugely 'transformational' ,’ he admits.
I am pleased we have done the work and now got a route to what could bring about a huge 'transformational' project for the whole district.
The factors behind it relate to a positive culture and 'transformational' leadership.
The film's promo-literature says the children go on a 'transformational' journey - I disagree.
I love their darkness, the 'transformational' aspect of them and the fact that they are always about girls in peril.
He offered an analysis of film structure founded on Chomsky's 'transformational' linguistics but inspired few followers.
But in reality it has had a 'transformational' effect.
‘These will be 'transformational' projects,’ she added.
Scientific study of the syntax of Spanish: structure of phrases, 'transformationally' derived structures, grammatical relations, principles of interpretation.
All right, since you ask: he was arguing against deriving supplementary relative clauses 'transformationally' from coordinations.
For 'transformationally' driven decisions, this will also include summaries of their dreams and desires - how the brand will transform them.
In the six paths and throughout the ten directions he 'transformationally' creates bodies in response to what is appropriate, and thereby goes about transforming beings.
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