The reasons for re-examining this EU policy are clear.
The government has shirked responsibility for re-examining the law; no Royal Commission, no parliamentary debate.
The first world war is this year's crucible for re-examining ourselves.
But what Trump's triumph also does is to strengthen the case for re-examining the Brexit decision.
The decision to invalidate the Apple patent was made under longstanding procedures for re-examining previously granted patents.
The millennial anniversary of Leif Ericson's explorations of North America has turned into a time for re-examining the role in history of these people of the sea.
This needs to be a season for re-examining why I run, of discovering the intrinsic value of running that Mark Rowlands describes in his book Running with the Pack.
Although the state's ban on interstate wine sales was found constitutional 30 years ago, Judge Richard M. Berman of United States District Court cited the evolution of both law and technology, including the advent of sales on the Internet, as a basis for re-examining the issue.
Specifically, it was poststructuralism, a theory highly concerned with power structures and the idea of hegemony, that equipped me with a theoretical basis for re-examining the lecture-based pedagogical model as the appropriate tool for teaching.
This has important methodological significance for re-examining Chinese social structure and ethnic group interaction in South China and Southeast Asian Chinese communities (Ma, 2006a, b .The flexibility in determining what constitutes "center" and "periphery" requires re-examination of "South China" from a regional perspective beyond the scope of nation.
The sacrifice of too many lives to outright racism, and the loud calls for re-examining the many symbols glorifying overt racism surrounding us in a nation whose mottos include "E pluribus unum" (out of many, one) and "Justice for all," creates a contradiction near a breaking point.
