Sentence examples similar to is called anew from inspiring English sources
So it is an irony, the authors observe, that the acceptability of a Jewish state should be called into question anew by sophisticated critics in the West just when most Israelis have come around again to accepting the need for a Palestinian one.
Several times, she has been called on to imagine anew entire parts of the paper, which she described as one of the most appealing parts of her work.
Pop's recorded past is simply poised there in the record bins (or on some Web site), waiting to be called upon and cast anew.
He compared the days after Obama's Inauguration to the period following the attacks of September 11 , 2001 when the public was ready to be called on to think and act anew.
Starting anew from their own endogenous potential, rural areas are called on to develop "smart specialisation" based both on their territorial capital and local actors' capability to act together to put in place successful strategies.
The first post-liberal school might be called the new radicals, a constellation of left-wing writers for whom the Marxist dream lives anew.
The move prompted supporters of charter schools, which are privately run but receive public funds, to call anew for state lawmakers to lift the 100-school cap.
But serious economists are also pondering anew whether some curbs on capital flows are now called for.
Suddenly he is thrilled anew that the review has called forth impressive work from a young scholar on the other side of the earth.
That debate is flaring anew.
