Sentence examples for his rethinking from inspiring English sources

But pushing it hard requires his rethinking Congress's broad economic policy, since it would mean speeding up the removal of surplus labour from farms and getting them into towns and cities much quicker, so India could become a workshop for the world.

His modes of production are themselves reflections of what he sees of life in Portugal, and his aesthetic originality is inseparable from his rethinking of the social and, for that matter, economic order of movie-making.

Based on studies of his own blood and his rethinking of the disease, he wondered whether a drug suppressing activated T cells might work.

Prominent financial columnist Martin Wolf was even more explicit about his rethinking, suggesting that current free trade order has bolstered profits for corporate elites at the expense of democracy itself.

The first is that any European who interprets Mr Frum's departure as a sign that his boss is rethinking his foreign policy is going to be disappointed.

Observers note Bashir's previous pragmatism, and speculate that such pressure might prompt him to save his position by rethinking his economic strategy.

His article "Rethinking the Brain" received the 2002 AAAS Science Journalism Award.

His paper Rethinking Public Services is published by the Centre for Public Impact.

But how does one go about rewriting the Book of God in his life, rethinking death, life, birth?

Mexico was his break, his chance to rethink his career and perhaps write a book.

Since his heart attack I think he was acutely aware of time, rethinking his philosophies and his musical style.