Sentence examples for rethinking the concept from inspiring English sources

Parts of this discussion have sought to reconcile the new governance with democracy by rethinking the concept of democratic legitimacy.

Some hotels are rethinking the concept of the shop itself, including shops at several properties operated by the Morgans Hotel Group.

PAGE 26 A NEW KIND OF MONUMENT A proposal under consideration by the Bush administration to create a new kind of national monument encompassing Pearl Harbor and other World War II sites in the Pacific would require rethinking the concept of how monuments are organized.

Decolonization presented a second occasion for rethinking the concept of progress.

In order to investigate the link between the success of framing strategies and the cultural background of such strategies, we suggest rethinking the concept of cultural resonance.

The discussion will then review two different ways in which various authors have addressed these challenges: 1) by reconsidering the idea of moral agency and 2) by rethinking the concept of moral responsibility itself.

But more broadly, he said, if it is to compete, Europe has to follow its core beliefs of open labor and product markets, while "rethinking the concepts of the welfare state".

We will have to rethink the concept of work and jobs he says.

In what should make the voters rethink the concept of individual awards in team sports, the Giants had one player named to the Pro Bowl.

A rapid-fire video by the Armenian artist Tigran Khachatryan alternates scenes from Sergei Eisenstein's "Battleship Potemkin" and clips of skateboard catastrophes to rethink the concept of revolution.

Russian strategists worry that the American plans could require them to rethink the concept of "mutually-assured destruction," although those plans, if fully implemented, could not stop Russia obliterating the U.S. if it wished to do so.