Sentence examples for needs rehabilitating from inspiring English sources

And it's definitely an image that needs rehabilitating, especially in Nigeria, where traditional practices known as juju are (often wrongly) equated with cannibalistic rituals meant to extract the power from a sacrifice.

The truth: We weren't aware the genre needed rehabilitating - you can't move these days for marauding troubadours.

Anyway, if Hindenburgdamm (after the president who made Hitler chancellor) remained Hindenburgdamm on the other side of the city's old divide, who was to say which streets needed rehabilitating?

But while we're poking at history, and at the nineteen-eighties in particular, it's worth noting that Cash's legacy from the period may not have needed rehabilitating after all.

The $55 billion that results from combining the two estimates has become the figure used to designate what Iraq needs to rehabilitate itself, its oil fields, its infrastructure and its domestic police forces.

Or is it television's job to say this matters to someone out there, we need an alternative pantheon alongside the great and the good, and we need to rehabilitate the forgotten?

He added that: "I do not think that we need to rehabilitate democracy.

Some need to rehabilitate an image, some the perceptions about their health.

Jack Straw and Gordon Brown believe in the need to rehabilitate politics: what a pity that one necessary change is beyond them.

Mr. Jackolli hopes, somehow, to raise the money needed to rehabilitate the campus and pay wages by then.

"Because even if Obama calls for early withdrawal, there is still a need to rehabilitate the Iraqi security forces".