Sentence examples for Deep rethinking from inspiring English sources

Other than more flexibility in the speed of budget cutting, there is little sign of a deep rethinking in Germany.

Mr. Hirsh contends that "at the precise moment in history when a deep rethinking of regulation was required, the free-market fundamentalism had reached its height, and the economic mind-set had grown dead-set against regulation".

To address above issues, the paper represents deep rethinking on the architecture of SDN-based wireless access network (SDRAN), including the driving force, challenge, and the evolution roadmaps from mobile operators' view.

For Marcantel, current reform efforts can only go so far without a deep rethinking of what prisons are for: "We've got to sit down as a country and say, 'What are the goals?' We've got to start from an authentic point".

Hinkley Point C: now for a deep rethink on the nuclear adventure?

It will require a deep rethink, but this is Labour's only viable future: as well as wealth and work, emphasising family, time, care and home.

I see no indication from the long interviews by President Obama or [Deputy National Security Adviser] Ben Rhodes that they are prepared to do a deep rethink on the Syria question.

And while I support TPP, I'm also keenly aware that the scrambled politics of trade deals means that there needs to be a deep rethink on how these pacts get negotiated in the future.

That will take a much deeper rethinking of what schools should do for their students.

At issue immediately is whether that can be achieved through a shift in tactics and tone, or will instead require a deeper rethinking of the party's longtime positions on bedrock issues like guns and immigration.

A deeper rethinking of the federal approach towards enforcing corporate crime is much needed.