Sentence examples for needs to reorient from inspiring English sources

"No matter who is at the wheel, Turkey needs to reorient itself to strengthen the basic institutions toward an inclusive free enterprise economy with strong social standards," he said.

Many of these countries need to reorient their economies from exports to domestic demand.

Audiences used to the pace of the modern TV crime or espionage drama will need to reorient themselves.

He sees the imposing towers as the kind of ambition needed to reorient Sydney's city centre and reinvigorate its financial district.

"It's going to be tough because of this combination of corporate and political interests for the leadership to pursue the structural adjustments needed to reorient the economy towards the domestic market".

"They really need to reorient the policing," he said, "because the method in which they operate, and feel they have to operate, is paramilitary and it is often not courteous and not kind".

During his short tenure in California, Mr. Nordberg said it became clear that Sony Ericsson needed to reorient its own mobile phone business to reflect the growing importance of software and the mobile Internet.

Mr. Hatoyama, who is expected to assemble a government in two to three weeks, has spoken of the end of American-dominated globalization and of the need to reorient Japan toward Asia.

During his short tenure in California, Mr. Nordberg said it became clear to him that Sony Ericsson needed to reorient its own mobile phone business to reflect the growing importance that software and the mobile Internet are playing.

They need to reorient themselves towards serving readers rather than advertisers, embrace social features and collaboration, get off political and moral high horses and stop trying to erect barriers around journalism to protect their position.

He told me that he met with Pasha in July during a research trip to Pakistan, and that during their conversation, Pasha described "an internal debate within the Army about the need to reorient the Army toward counterinsurgency" in order to fight the Taliban.