Sentence examples for The rethink of from inspiring English sources

The rethink of the Qataris' flagship project comes as the latest UK economic data show Britain heading for a triple-dip recession.

But he insisted that the rethink of parliamentary conventions itself would not be rushed but would be carried out "in a measured way".

Michael Ayton Durham The rethink of Radio 3 whereby composers would be put in charge of the station reminded me of a rearguard heroically defending a lost cause.

Similarly, regardless of the substance of the agreement, the Union for a Europe of Nations Group denounces the rethink of last year' s Berlin Summit, represented by the ongoing demands for revision of the 2000-2006 financial perspective and the various headings, at a time when there are no precise figures for the European Commission' s ambitious programme for the Balkans (EUR 5.5 billion).

In turn, the currency of industrial science prompted the rethinking of academic norms.

Bourbaki was a key figure in the rethinking of structural mathematics.

I would say that the rethinking of the program had already begun much earlier.

A higher-risk world could require the rethinking of many tenets of conventional business wisdom.

Mr. Smith said all this was a reflection of the rethinking of editorial content.

The increases will almost certainly force the rethinking of social safety nets for the aged.

Part of that is the rethinking of "growth-distorting taxes" such as stamp duty and other state levies, it said.