Sentence examples for rethink on the from inspiring English sources

So NBC was left to rethink, on the fly, how to cover a story it had hyped considerably.

Usain Bolt's disqualification in the 100 metres final last Sunday prompted calls for a rethink on the "one strike and you're out" rule.

Communications Alliance – the lobby group for Australia's communications industry – was one of the bodies calling for a rethink on the laws, joining an unprecedented campaign that included Digital Industry Group Inc (Digi), an industry body representing Google, Facebook, Twitter and Amazon.

Ruffley later signalled that a rethink on the tax relief cap was next in line, insisting that "one man's U-turn is another man's listening, caring government, being prepared to look at the evidence".

In October, the Llanelli MP called for a "genuine rethink" on the UK's nuclear programme.

Hinkley Point C: now for a deep rethink on the nuclear adventure?

Treating quick, cheap modern buildings as permanent presences requires a lot of rethinking on the part of preservationists.

Byrne called on Labour to rethink welfare on the basis of the plans initially set out by the founder of the welfare state, William Beveridge.

"What Bush promised on the campaign was to rethink the demands on the military and have national missile defense.

Jarvis has challenged Liam Fox, the defence secretary, to rethink the SDSR on the grounds that some of its thinking is now out of date.

I prefer solo gigs because you can rethink things on the spot.