Sentence examples for call for rethinking from inspiring English sources
In these cases and others, the scale of recent government intervention would call for rethinking communications even if Mr. Obama had not called for more transparency.
His theories call for rethinking the consumer, rethinking branding, rethinking advertising and rethinking the agency.
They call for rethinking conditions and clauses of insurability, updating the definition of technical and operational risk, identifying hidden exposures, pricing these policies, and focusing on perils that should be excluded.
These shifts in the architecture of twenty-first-century global personalized medicine science call for rethinking twenty-first-century bioethics so as to proactively steer the science and technology innovation trajectory, instead of the more narrowly framed "enabler," "protector," or "regulator" roles hitherto assigned to bioethics in the twentieth century.
In 2009, the AAMC, working with HHMI, published Scientific Foundations for Future Physicians a call for rethinking education for biologists and pre-med students in the United States to bring in more and better coordinated science biology, math, chemistry, and physics—and to focus on scientific skills and competencies.
But prominent drivers were quick in calling for rethinking all or parts of IndyCar.
The review of oil policy, completed March 1, called for rethinking the ban on production-sharing agreements.
An F.C.C. task force released a report last week that calls for rethinking the traditional approach by which regulators allocate the public airwaves.
The report from the United Nations Development Program, the world's largest aid agency, calls for rethinking traditional ideas about battling poverty in the third world.
As I wrote here last week, Sarah Bloom Raskin, a governor of the Federal Reserve, has emerged as an important voice calling for rethinking crucial aspects of big banks, including why they should have implicit government backing for their securities and trading operations.
That would be a good start, but true reform calls for rethinking the adversarial system with which lawyers are so enamored.
