Sentence examples for promote rethinking from inspiring English sources

The "affordance" of a smart territory is also presented and discussed, drawing on recent practices that promote rethinking universities based on the smartness concept.

This conclusion should promote "rethinking the disorder," says Craig Edelbrock, a developmental psychologist at Pennsylvania State University in University Park.

According to an administration memo provided Friday to The Huffington Post, the competition will "promote a rethinking of the high school learning experience".

We are hiring new people, promoting others and rethinking ways to reallocate resources that further our mission as a digital operation.

It is high time to put an end to the doublespeak and promote a radical rethinking of the way we govern our economies.

Accenture is promoting the concept of rethinking the back office, as explained in a recent publication, Back Office, It's Time to Meet the Customers.

In "Owning a Home Isn't Always a Virtue" (Economic View, July 14), Robert J. Shiller looked to Switzerland's relatively low homeownership rate to make the case that the United States should rethink policies that promote owning a home — and should strengthen laws related to renting.

In bold moves that have garnered praise, emulation and controversy, Mr. Botstein has promoted a three-part agenda: rethinking musical programming and the concertgoing experience; expanding the orchestral repertory and challenging notions of an accepted canon; and bridging the often huge gap between the world of the performing arts and the university.

We need to connect the dots and rethink policies that promote migration.

"The algorithms are not neutral," he said today at a Bloomberg Beta event promoting his new book Fair Shot: Rethinking Inequality and How We Earn.

A strong commitment to valuing different forms of knowledge is required to promote learning that challenges and rethinks traditional practice within global systems.