Sentence examples for should revitalise from inspiring English sources

New regulations should revitalise it - but might bring other changes too.

We should revitalise religion and inject it with a healthy shock of modernity by applying biblical notions to the modern day.

An antitrust "concentration law", now moving through the legislative process, is seen by economic liberals as a reform that should revitalise the corporate sector by forcing conglomerates to separate their financial and non-financial businesses.

Nowadays, though, McLaren is virtually unknown outside art-school studios, but a stage show that reaches Stirling this week should revitalise the reputation of one of the most original artists that modern Britain has produced.

Mr Erdogan underlined that Turkey's stalled EU accession process should be revitalised and "devoid of artificial political considerations".

For British rider Redding, a 2011 season without a podium, after a promising display in his debut year, was little short of a disaster but renewed confidence this year should see a revitalised performance from the 19-year-old.

While politicians have rightly used the current political climate to discuss potential changes to the voting system and the way in which parliament works, we should not forget the need to revitalise our democracy closer to home.

The current turbulence sweeping the Middle East should refocus attention on the need to revitalise the initiative and breathe new life into the Israeli-Palestinian negotiations process.