The Green party's failure to make an electoral breakthrough, despite unprecedented publicity in the national media, demands reappraisal of its political strategy.
In Britain black and minority ethnic spending power is estimated at £300bn, but that has yet to trigger corporate reappraisal.
His lucid memoir moves from his youthful Christian dedication to a fearlessly honest reappraisal.
In the end, people view everything through the filter of what they already know What they see and hear serves to confirm existing views rather than prompt reappraisal, and those already leaning one way or another tend to actively gather evidence to support their view.
He fought the Foreign Secretary, Ernest Bevin, for a reappraisal of the industrial dismantling of the occupied zone under the reparations' policy, but Bevin refused.
In the meantime the Fed has held interest rates at zero out of a belief that the economy is loaded with spare capacity which is holding down inflation.Recent data have prompted a reappraisal.
For one thing is clear: this recession has triggered a wholesale reappraisal by shoppers of the value that their habitual brands deliver.
"Maier" or "Meyer" are the commonest of German surnames.A new exhibition at the Albertina palace in Vienna suggests, however, that Biedermeier is ripe for a reappraisal.
These were the artist's last works, created between 1960 and 1963, the year he died.Thanks to that earlier show, Ramírez's work has enjoyed a complete reappraisal.
Another popular belief looks ripe for reappraisal: it seems that domestic demand is a bigger driver of China's growth than it is of America's.
Indian bankers joke that all the fiddly rules they face have become the envy of regulators throughout the world.All this has led to a reappraisal of whether state banks should be fully privatised in the long term.
