Sentence examples for rethink of a from inspiring English sources
Only union campaigning has forced a rethink of a trans-Atlantic trade treaty that would give multinationals the power to trump democracy – a real threat to sovereignty.
Their new show, Fagin's Twist, is a daring, dynamic and hugely enjoyable rethink of a much-loved Victorian tale seen through the eyes of its infamous villain.
Created, directed, designed and produced by Mr. March, with choreography by Ben Franklin, the show is insufficiently distinguished as a dance recital and only intermittently amusing as a trashy rethink of a holiday classic.
Last week, the IMF embarrassed the chancellor by urging a rethink of a tax and spending policy that will involve cutting Britain's structural budget deficit by 1% of national output this year.
The group of servicemen have issued an impassioned plea to the Obama administration, calling for a rethink of a military tactic that they say has "fueled the feelings of hatred that ignited terrorism and groups like Isis, while also serving as a fundamental recruitment tool similar to Guantánamo Bay".
Last month a number of major employers including the university and a hospital trust called for a rethink of a city-wide residents' parking zone.
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And I see no sign at all of a rethink, of an admission that perhaps the macroeconomic situation has developed not necessarily to the Chicago School's advantage.
What is needed instead is a complete rethink of what a newspaper is.
A radical rethinking of a well-known role or the incandescent creation of a new one.
The events of Sept. 11 have inspired some sErious rethinking of a whole range of issues, from airline safety to intelligence gathering.
