Sentence examples for fully rethink from inspiring English sources

And the Republicans did not lose badly enough — they held the House — to have to fully rethink their strategy.

If the court of justice sides with the advocate general, then multinationals will have to fully rethink their global strategies for data privacy compliance".

To comply fully, Americans will have to rethink their inherited notions of what makes a meal, and what makes a meal satisfying".

While this option seemed the clear winner if we wanted to continue to fully underwrite the best package, I wondered if perhaps it was time to rethink our strategy of fully funding employees' PPO plans.

"We are building an insurance company fully vertically integrated from the ground up to rethink some of the building blocks of the industry," says Schreiber (no relation).

But not everyone needs a "fully loaded" computer, and this is forcing companies to rethink whether they buy notebooks, netbooks, mobile Internet devices or all of the above.

For its part, the Russian Foreign Ministry issued a statement complaining that Washington was not ready to fully cooperate in the struggle against Islamic State militants and needed to rethink its policy of "dividing terrorists into good and bad ones".

Russian strategists worry that the American plans could require them to rethink the concept of "mutually-assured destruction," although those plans, if fully implemented, could not stop Russia obliterating the U.S. if it wished to do so.

Over the last few years and, most strikingly, the last few months, law firms have been forced to rethink longstanding ways of doing business, if they are to remain fully competitive.

However, in order for him to fully adopt this last characteristic of the international system, he will have to rethink his conception of democracy as self-legislation.

DeVos urged the gun organization to rethink its plan and insure that every member of the audience for Pence's speech is fully armed.