Sentence examples for demands rethinking from inspiring English sources
What such schemes suggest to me, though, is something more fundamental: that real disruption can only happen if we're able to unbundle education outside of old categories like lectures, tests and essays; and that "education" itself demands rethinking in an age where helping people to help themselves is not so much an aspiration as a fact of the tools we use every day.
Brian Tart, publisher of Dutton, an imprint of Penguin Group USA, which released "Level 26," said he wanted the book's text to be able to stand on its own, but the culture demanded rethinking the format.
However, ongoing changes in disease and society demand rethinking who should properly receive such care, and how, where and from whom they should receive it.
Living alone was seen as a challenge that had demanded rethinking his routines of daily living, so Ben had decided to increase his participation at the day care center.
Like them, the coming of the Anthropocene demands we rethink our world view.
As with Michael McIntyre last week, there's a section on air travel, where Widdicombe demands we rethink our laissez-faire attitude to "turbulence".
Ministers are facing demands to rethink plans to force non-EU migrants to prove they are earning at least £35,000 after five years in the country – or risk being ordered out of Britain.
The paper demands society rethink some of its assumptions about elderly dependency - drawing a distinction between the 'young old' and the 'old old', if you like.
The next task is to contain what are so far mostly Republican demands to rethink the exit strategy.
On Wednesday Labour MP John Healey wrote to Cameron demanding he rethink whether the party should keep Russian funding.
On the business side, Deutsche Post has recently run into criticism from investors who have demanded it rethink plans for its money-hemorrhaging business in the United States.
