Sentence examples for rethink existing from inspiring English sources

The proposed way can be used either to create new architectural projects or to rethink existing ones.

It examines whether or not we have to rethink existing planning systems and tools in the context of climate change, natural hazards and societal transformation, focusing particularly on emerging economies in Asia.

Researchers can also crucially play a role in policy learning, by engaging with other health system actors directly to support them to reflect on and rethink existing problems (Case studies 2 and 3), or indirectly by stimulating public debate and opinion [ 31].

Several calls to rethink existing concepts and methodologies used for the study of SDH have been made by academics in order to make use of global SDH research experiences [ 6], not being restricted to a Northern perspective, and further integrating interdisciplinary and action-oriented approaches towards solving disparities and local health problems [ 7, 8].

At the same time there are enough artists seriously rethinking existing models that very basic definitions — What does abstract mean?

It requires rethinking existing business and service-delivery models, and mobile phones are seen across the board as a way to dramatically reduce the cost of expanding financial inclusion.

All this means that organisers have had to rethink the existing model.

Only by officially annulling the Oslo Accords will we have the opportunity to rethink the existing paradigm and hopefully lay the foundations for a more realistic modus vivendi between the Jews and Arabs of this region.

Recently, Ashley and Katelyn were named second-place regional winners for inventing a new tool or rethinking an existing one in the Craftsman/National Science Teachers Association Young Inventors Awards Program.

But some Lib Dems now suggest the coalition would have been better to follow the more gradual austerity plan they advocated before the 2010 election while some Tories have called for a complete rethink of existing policies on bank lending and quantitative easing.

That combination of conviction and erudition allows him to deliver an entertaining and enlightening jeremiad that should — but, alas, most likely won't — cause a rethinking of existing personnel policies.