Sentence examples for needs revisiting from inspiring English sources

What has worked and what needs revisiting?

The parking issue in Cedarhurst is a good example of a law that needs revisiting.

But the issue of British men and shoes is an issue that desperately needs revisiting because it is such a huge problem.

Corporate governance also needs revisiting, with a stronger role demanded of independent directors and more accountability imposed on bosses.The upshot is a large agenda for the Securities and Exchange Commission, under its newish chairman, Harvey Pitt.

The 179-run first innings deficit at Old Trafford scarcely needs revisiting, and it is almost as if the team members are testing themselves, a game of chicken to see how close to disaster they can get before jumping clear.

Many economists believe that financial innovation, including easier access to credit, is one reason for the "Great Moderation" in the business cycle in the past few decades.Still, in the light of today's bust that welfare calculus needs revisiting, not least because broader access to credit plainly fuelled the housing bubble.

In many areas, poor countries claim that the provisions of the Uruguay Round need revisiting.

A reassuring conclusion for central bankers but it will need revisiting in a year's time.* "The Monetary Transmission Mechanism: Has it Changed?", by Jean Boivin and Marc Giannoni.

Mr Cable told the BBC that Mr Clegg and Lib Dem president Tim Farron were in close discussions "seeing how we can proceed and whether our rules need revisiting".

The system will also need revisiting and adjusting as careers and financial situations change.

With the failure of Kerry's initiative, even the U.S. appears to have accepted that a commitment to the peace process in its current form might need revisiting.