Sentence examples for deep rethink on from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

But let's hope May's brief probe of Hinkley heralds a deeper rethink on the UK's entire nuclear programme.

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.

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

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

The rethink on poverty is also part of a piece with a broader rethink of Conservative strategy.

We are embarking on nothing less than a complete rethink on what mobility means.

Tim Lamb, chief executive of the Sport and Recreation Alliance, wants a major rethink on sports strategy.

And, Martin Vickers, Conservative MP for Cleethorpes, asked for a government "rethink" on the same programme.

London Mayor Boris Johnson criticised Miss Greening's move, suggesting it heralded a rethink on aviation policy.