Sentence examples for rethink of one from inspiring English sources

It's the first rethink of one of America's most iconic symbols in 17 years.

But it took some interesting zigs and zags along the way, particularly toward the end when he let the audience in on some of his more interesting plans for the future, including a rethink of one of the most ubiquitous articles of clothing out there.

It marks an auspicious time for the First Lady to tackle a national rethink on one of our most basic actions -- the way we eat and take care of ourselves.

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It is unclear whether placing the family planning commission under the health ministry indicates a rethink of the one-child policy.

Winstanley has been at the helm of Rethink, one of the country's largest mental charities for just over six months, following a stint as acting chief executive.

Mrs MacLeod believes the new law could force the council to rethink its policy of one rule for the Protestant north and one for the Catholic south.

Or are all these injuries sustained each time a young man puts on a jersey worth a rethinking and rebooting of one of our national pastimes?

The plan is an undeniably bold rethinking and reshaping of one of the most storied stadiums in the country.

Rethink, one of the charities that the Guardian's Christmas charity appeal supported, helped Berkshire's community health teams to challenge the local employment culture.

Schizophrenia is, says Mark Winstanley, acting chief executive of Rethink Mental Illness, "one of the most stigmatised and misunderstood conditions in the UK".