Sentence examples for broad rethinking from inspiring English sources

He also plans a broad rethinking of global governance institutions to better reflect the balance of economic and political power.

International institutions are much stronger, and democracy is more firmly entrenched.Even so, prolonged economic weakness is contributing to a broad rethinking of the value of liberal capitalism.

Mr. Campbell recalled that when the museum started to investigate repairing its fountains, it "opened up a broad rethinking of the plaza as a whole".

The new administration stance is part of a broad rethinking about arms control that has led the administration to announce reductions in its nuclear arsenal.

Government officials have said that the move by Attorney General John Ashcroft is part of a broad rethinking by the Bush administration of how best to fight terrorism.

Officials said at the time that the the move was part of a broad rethinking by the Bush administration of how best to fight terrorism.

Alongside a broad rethink of Kenya's security strategy, the country should climb down from the cold-war logic of heavy expenditure on "force multipliers" (tanks, aircraft etc) and emphasise village-level flexibility and agility, which has greater per capita return.

What's needed is a broad rethink in terms of how best to handle the problem: The introduction of measures that stop so many lives being lost, both in the supply chain and among users with increasingly easier access to dangerously high-purity cocaine.

Besides, other evidence indicates that a broader rethinking of Chinese nuclear strategy may be under way.

"It cannot be isolated from a broader rethinking of the E.U.," they wrote.

The challenges of a changing economy and ageing population demand a much broader rethinking of welfare and public services.