Sentence examples for has to be reoriented from inspiring English sources

However, intervention of public policy has to be reoriented away from debt financing, in order to put in place and emphasize initiatives that help to facilitate the provision of equity financing to small businesses.

As explained above, it became clear that innovation policies undertaken since 1996 had to be reoriented.

Some lesions were not correctly oriented in the paraffin block and had to be reoriented or serial sectioned in order to show the relevant surface epithelium.

Others have argued that family planning programmes in South Africa need to be reoriented to address the contraceptive needs of adolescents before first births (18).

Rather, "the composition of spending needs to be reoriented".

Certainly, bonus payments lost that purpose and need to be reoriented.

Throughout the interviews, as questionnaire-specific recall periods changed and new questions and concepts were raised, respondents had difficulty thinking in terms of limited time frames and had to continually be reoriented to the time requested for the specific question being answered.

Such a move, Rinaldo acknowledged, would've entailed a massive rebranding of the system: the RealTouch's promotional materials would have to be "de-pornified," and reoriented towards romantic, couple-centered imagery.

The government accepted primary health care as a national health objective in 1978, since when the health care system has been reoriented to provide essential care to the general mass of the population.

Another possibility is that the former four-legged Motorola business structure has been reoriented to one big leg and two tiny other businesses.

Nevertheless, the design of light water reactors was more developed in former Soviet Union, which provided Czech scientists by initial knowledge base; hence the research has been reoriented to this technology.