Sentence examples for rethinking of their from inspiring English sources

They will continue to deteriorate sharply without a fundamental rethinking of their business model.

If small stocks continue to lag behind, investors will need to do some serious rethinking of their expectations for these shares.

The wholesale rethinking of their back office and shop-floor habits using the latest IT practices has helped companies such as General Motors and Boeing achieve unprecedented reductions in cost and cycle-time.

For these sorts of reasons, I have seen many politically conservative undergraduates undergo serious rethinking of their social theologies and partisan loyalties as a result of participation in faith-based initiatives.

"They have to do some major rethinking of their land-use planning in order to start making their argument for more stores," Mr. Donely said, adding that Garden City wants the mall to reduce its size, not increase it.

Executives are past the stages of denial and anger, and have moved beyond the bargaining stage, where they pondered ways to stave off a complete rethinking of their businesses.

Councils in the future would deliver "more for less" through a fundamental rethink of their finances.

My aim will be to ask UNICEF for a rethink of their Convention of the Rights of the Child (ratified by 194 countries).

Working closely with members of the Labour party during the Thatcher years, he encouraged a rethink of their approach to crime and policing.

Countertenor David Hurley woke too ill to sing and suddenly the six-piece ensemble was down to five, but being true professionals they set about a wholesale rethink of their programme, which included a world premiere, written for six voices.

In a speech at the Trimdon Labour Club in Sedgefield, his former constituency, Blair will say that in his opinion the Tories have not been through the fundamental rethink of their policies that marked Labour in opposition.