Sentence examples for rethinking the need from inspiring English sources

The sites say they have no specific plans at the moment, but they are rethinking the need to charge for every ticket sold.

But as mobile operators have become established and in some cases more profitable than land-line rivals, lawmakers are rethinking the need for higher wireless termination rates, which dwarf the charges to connect a call between two land-line networks, which are less than 1 cent a minute.

And I believe it can work in rethinking the need for money bail.

Our schools and our businesses need to rethink the needs of the nation, and rethink the important roles of creativity and innovation.

Conclusion Our experience highlights the need of rethinking the process leading to ICU refusal in order to promote collegiality in these decisions of therapeutic limitation.

Consequently, we recommend that those wishing to address the complex and interacting issues which are the targets of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda should rethink the interventions needed by African farmers.

These opportunities come with a need for rethinking the media access control (MAC), routing, and transport protocols.

"In Switzerland, we need to rethink the way we demand 100percentt security from companies," Graber says.

These large clinical trials have opened new questions and revealed new opportunities for HIV vaccine research, including a rethinking of the need for a vaccine for CD4+ T helper cells.

The greatest challenge facing the city is the need to rethink the World Trade Center site.

"Those were pretty damning words" and suggested the need to rethink the legislation, Mr. Gregg said.