Sentence examples for to begin rethinking from inspiring English sources

DeGaetano said climate change would force governments to begin rethinking infrastructure.

In the end, it was the agency's failure to establish a robust auxiliary population and the tendency of the central California otters to migrate southward regardless of the zone's limits that prompted the agency to begin rethinking its policy.

It was apparently too much for Mr. Chiluba, who came to power in 1991 championing multiparty politics and term limits only to begin rethinking such principles as he neared the end of his own era.

And it could be — if it leads other compensation consultants to follow his lead, and boards to begin rethinking big severance packages for C.E.O.'s who have either failed to perform or have been in the job so long they have already reaped tremendous rewards.

And with their officers redeployed indefinitely, budgets stretched to the limit, the economic picture murky and officials concerned that the crime rate could begin to rise again after a decade of decline, they say they have had to begin rethinking the very nature of policing.

In Democracy and Social Ethics, Addams calls these events "perplexities," and uses them as a way and a place to begin rethinking social values and epistemological claims.

But as soon as Devin & Nick learned that Cameron might be available to play Conor, they immediately begin rethinking their original take on Gamer's Guide's central character.

Venture capitalists also began rethinking their approach.

It took a long time, and the experience of writing his book, to be able to put himself in another person's position, he said, and to begin to rethink the boyhood memories of a difficult father.

Lord Kerslake, the former head of the civil service, has called on the government to begin a rethink of government cuts to staffing levels because of Brexit.

In June, Lord Kerslake, the former head of the civil service, called on the government to begin a rethink of cuts to staffing levels.