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A huge run-up in grain prices is enough to make bakers rethink their traditional definition of a dozen.

We've also been able to rethink the layout, and necessity, of other living room furniture (I'll write more about this in a future post).

He said the disaster must force the country to rethink its policies.

Urological experts are beginning to rethink treatments, too, based on symptoms and how much a man is bothered by them.

But in the light of all that has happened, whether central banks should be above politics is a question that needs a fundamental rethink.

If it feels as if you're headed into that situation as you approach a putt, step back and rethink what's going on.

Britain needs to rethink its defence policy from the ground up; the last big review took place in 1998.

And I see no sign at all that European policy elites are ready to rethink their hard-money-and-austerity dogma.

You know what? I know Chandler longer, so I always think of him as my best friend, but now. I may have to rethink some stuff.

Such a run of bad news looks like an argument for a policy rethink.

My readers and I are trying to rethink airlines (I proposed using Internet connectivity to make a flight into a social experience).

Some argue that poor countries should therefore rethink how much they spend on higher education.

We have to rethink our policy and come up with a way of campaigning against animal testing in the light of REACH.

There was a widespread recognition that the prevailing paradigm had failed and a willingness to rethink its basic assumptions.

It is not easy to classify Buddhism as any of these things, and it challenges us to rethink some of these categories.

But if an absence of healthy prion protein was severely detrimental, then we might have to rethink this therapeutic approach.

But if such a transition is to do anything for the region's long-term health, the outside world needs to rethink its approach.

In this "new age of discovery, " as Ceballos and Ehrlich call it, conservationists may have to rethink their paradigms and priorities.

Apps are cheap to make and easy to distribute, forcing many old-line industries to rethink the way they do business.

If I feel antsy or need to rethink some of my plays, I go for a walk.

That he has repeatedly been able to rethink his musical language is clear from his Second Violin Concerto.

I often rethink what I did at the end of the day, to see how I can improve tomorrow.

And I said, 'When we were putting an end to the Cold War, we said that the world needs to rethink old problems.

'More far away from your home, more want you and cause you to rethink your cultural root.

Shifting business environments are causing a growing number of IT managers to rethink how they handle distribution management.

The concept of integral technology can be adopted to rethink about many theoretical problems in economics.

The political tide may be moving in the direction of a complete rethink on how markets and institutions are regulated.

We must not suppress the force of this mounting exegetical data, even if it means we must rethink cherished traditions.

But a combination of tight climate-change targets, energy-security worries and a wobbly economy has now caused a rethink.

Recently, the town of Deer door a "Honorary Citizen" of the death of the local residents began to rethink the issue.

Sometimes we need to rethink our approach rather than trying to speed up our existing process.

Zuckuss cobbled the droid back together, and began to rethink his decision to join the Alliance.

The majors are going to have to seriously rethink their returns criteria and resource ownership flexibility.

Even if my dreams are not related with what had happened in dreamland , it still let me rethink the purpose for me to live in this world .

Hence it is important that you draft the content at this point so that you don't have to rethink on the website design later.

So Harvard University began to rethink its construction of core curriculum and put forward a new reform plan of core curriculum.

It is the only organisation likely to force a rethink of the euro zone's failed strategy towards Greece, Ireland and Portugal.

Last week I was in London at "The Big Rethink" conference of The Economist.

The fact that governments have had to nationalise, or prop up, many of the leading banks suggests that a rethink is in order.

Humanists, secularists, and even atheists have to rethink their worldviews in the context of a more complex religious reality.

Filming the movie also made him rethink the things he could express with his music, and all these changes are reflected in his new songs.

We have to rethink how much water we really need if we are to learn how to share the earth's supply.

If the answer to either of these questions is no, then you must go back and rethink your trading program.

In Shanghai, the demise of the sing-song vernacular has led to calls for a rethink of China's monolithic language policies.

If you try to solve the whole problem at once, the first change that comes along might require you to rethink everything.

It made scientists rethink where life on earth might have actually begun.

China and Russia have balked so far, but the looming spectre of a massacre may make them rethink.

Original Text : An ambitious international attempt to re-late and rethink design education has recently taken place.

Now that the banks are going to be forced to fall back on their retail operations, it is a good time to rethink the domestic business model.

The FA got in touch a few weeks ago and asked if I would have a rethink, due to injury problems.

This month you were meant to slow down, prioritize your goals, rethink and redo certain projects or endeavors, and get things back on track.

We have to rethink the fundamental principles on which we're educating our children.

I had to rethink how a home builder could fabricate a pulley using a drill press as the only resource.

The requirements are expected to compel many banks to rethink the complicated legal structures that have developed over the years.

I submit that we ought to call our shared endeavor a "rethink. "

We will have to rethink the basis of finance, we will need to understand how to adjust globalisation to a more regulated world.

You kind of have to rethink what this does in terms of the pan-European platforms.

Ireland's central bank said the country would need to rethink plans to cut a bloated budget deficit.

It requires that we rethink the very nature of meditation.

with a fragile economy, the Democrats, if they get in, may have to rethink their plan to roll back George Bush's tax cuts.

When television is preventing you to take action on your passion, maybe it is time to rethink your priorities .

The resignations prompted another rethink by the company.

Now, Japan's nuclear crisis has prompted Germany once more to rethink its nuclear future.

Economist and environmentalist Sanjeev Sanyal opines that India needs to radically rethink its agricultural sector to stop these deaths.

The OECD encourages governments to rethink their policies in the light of globalisation and the information economy.

Yet exposure to Austrian philosophy has forced me to rethink almost everything I once believed about Hampton House.

How the recession and unemployment are making schools and students rethink the value of an education in the humanities.

But Merkel said that Japan's helplessness in the face of the Fukushima disaster made her rethink the risks of the technology.

It's time for a rethink, in light of the persistently sour housing market.

But last month's brutal murder of a Vietnamese bride has caused Seoul to rethink its approach to international-marriage brokers.

The findings, published in the peer review journal Nature today, have prompted calls for a radical rethink on tackling climate change.

An independent review has called for a rethink of UNESCO's approach to science and what its core activities should be.

But as China's power and capability increase, it may begin to rethink its attitude to the US military presence in its backyard.

In the long term, some eurozone banks probably need to rethink some of their funding profile.

We believe that a radical rethink of climate policy should possess at least five central elements.

The global financial crisis is rightly prompting calls for a rethink of how we regulate financial institutions and markets.

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) is preparing a report calling for a big rethink of Britain's laissez-faire export policy.

manager should strengthen autonomy, rethink profoundly in time, and growing up in unity of knowledge and act.

At least one source in Beijing yesterday dared to suggest a rethink of China's stance.

The first step is to rethink the function in terms of a series of functions.

If the affair sparks a rethink of those rules, some good may come of it.

Along with the changes to accommodate Schema, the expert group also decided to rethink the way validation was handled.

Political parties, churches and corporations must rethink how we go forward and with whose needs in mind.

This reveals shifts in circumstances and forces you to rethink your priorities.

That implies a strategic rethink with at the least a few tweaks.

The project team is planning to rethink the architecture to make it more straightforward to execute tests in parallel.

It may also require investors to 'rethink how we are going to evaluate a company's debt-to-equity ratio, ' Prof. Ketz said.

The will to produce more wine, better and in accordance with the new rules led to having to rethink the winery and inevitably to enlarge it.

But in the 1950s, the old enemies of France and Germany began to rethink their habit of periodic wars.

Mike's death led me to rethink whatI wanted out of life.

It has forced theorists to rethink broad-brush theories and to construct new ones that explain astronomical phenomena in much finer detail.

The once-promising Gujing Group was facing an existential crisis and had to rethink its aggressive expansion and its diversification plans.

And without autocrats to deter illegal migrants, countries will have to rethink their immigration policies.

To rethink the economical process in terms of sustainable development.

He also said that Franklin's early critique of their theoretical work caused them to rethink things, helping to set them on the right path.

If the robot finds Khufu's burial chamber, archaeologists would have to rethink all their Great Pyramid theories.

Mr Streiff promises to rethink such taboos and present the results of his inquiry early next year.

At the very least, we should rethink our definitions and stop assuming that normality is always good, and abnormality always bad.

"We used to operate under the notion that markets are efficient, but clearly events have made us rethink that. "

However, our experience with these issues has made us rethink some of our design assumptions.

Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department must rethink their management strategy .

Microsoft is hoping to convince the US Supreme Court to rethink how the country's judicial system decides the validity of patents.

The shutdown should force a rethink of the EU's overall energy policy as well.

Any delay in your plans will probably frustrate you, but this opportunity to rethink your options could be a blessing in disguise.

A more hawkish camp, including Britain, Sweden, Poland and the Baltic states, want a fundamental rethink of relations with Russia.

However, all bets are off if Black Friday weekend sales are a bust and retailers are forced to rethink and step up their promotions.

The video is likely to inspire experts to rethink what they know about life in harsh environments.

But the economic contraction, and the wretched state of balance sheets, should be forcing a rethink.

That's why we need to rethink the very nature of high school itself.

Achor suggests that you rethink each of your daily tasks.

You thought your outfit was fine, but one of the rules probably made you rethink it.

Instead, it has made him rethink his career plans.

Those Lexus advocates who clung to reliability and sales as the mainstay of their favorite marque might need to rethink their stance though.

Miranda: Well, if you speak to him and he decides to rethink the divorce. . . then, yes, fetch away. You're very fetching, so go fetch.

"If the EU is to deliver on its potential, then it will need to rethink its entire approach to foreign interventions, " the report said.

That could require a far-reaching rethink of what they should do and how they should pay for it.

Can a museum house artists and allow them to be change agents as communities rethink themselves?

Cindy: I know , but maybe we should rethink that. Abby is pretty mature for her age . And Brandon is a good kid.

After this crisis is settled, Japan will have to rethink everything, industry veterans said.

The European Union is warning that unless Sri Lanka quickly declares a cease-fire, it will have to rethink its aid and trade.

An equally effective solution, though, may be for parents to rethink their expectations entirely.

Once the answers have been given, rethink the guidelines from the opposition's point of view.

But if it doesn't line up, you may need to rethink the choice or risk feeling some dissonance over violating your values.

I think Uganda is ridiculous: the prices are too high. These international companies have to rethink about cheating poor countries.

'Boards of directors are going to require that companies rethink this, ' Mr. Roberts says.

The findings will trigger a radical rethink about the state of the stratosphere.

With pay-per-click ads on Google eating more of your budget perhaps it's time to rethink and invest in content marketing.

Just like the development of city is at the expense of environment, we need to rethink profoundly.

Dunbar's efforts have swayed some reviewers to rethink their negative ratings and give Pretty Penny a second chance.

We need rethink our plan in light of this new information.

This contains articles ranging from "Rethink Charity" to "Using High-Transparency Banks to Reconnect Money and Meaning" .

When markets freeze up, so does economic activity, as consumers hoard their savings and companies rethink their investment plans.

However, a change of leaders in 2002 and a rapidly evolving economic landscape have produced a rethink.

Overall, this Schematron device could make you rethink the way you design XML schemata -- all for the better.

Second, politicians should rethink their approach to protecting vital national interests.

This unprecedented carnage forces a complete rethink of traditional battlefield medicine.

But as faith wilts, might business leaders rethink their dependency on, say, cross-border manufacturing supply chains, too?

Against this background the decision to scrap the whole lot seems perverse, although its demonstrated value might lead to a rethink.

Because it ousts some of the user flow control from the presentation tier, and requires a rethink of how the server-side works too.

If Pyongyang were to launch another such test, the pressure for a rethink would mount again in China.

Samir Nasri and Aaron Ramsey have already been brought in, but Wenger says worries over three other midfielders have prompted a rethink.

Hitherto only South Africa has suggested that Beijing should rethink the nature of its engagement with Africa.

China may even have to rethink the value of its trade relations with Asian neighbors.

Political considerations are now encouraging a rethink of centralised structures.

And, if so, should the new "true" earnings of $3 per share cause him to rethink his purchase price?

But the Christmas Island tragedy will only bring more pressure on Australia's political leaders to rethink their asylum-seeker policies.

And perhaps, inciting such controversy was part of the artist's agenda, asking us to rethink our relationships to the natural world.

Recent accounting blowups have forced everyone from day traders to hedge-fund manager John Paulson to rethink Chinese stocks.

One problem has surfaced though and policy makers here in the US should take note as they rethink tax policy.

If true, the discovery would upend almost a century of research, and force scientists to rethink the laws governing mass and movement.

Sunzhong-Shan had to rethink profoundly previous revolution and built the policies for the party and army.

Would relive, reenact, or rethink the intentions, conceptions, and thoughts of the action's agent.

And the day this policy is given a rethink will begin the countdown of an Asian edition of space war thrillers.

The aim was to encourage a public rethink on subsidies and food rationing.

The findings will be used in a last-ditch effort by tax planners to persuade the Treasury to rethink its plans.

Mr. Sarkozy said EU leaders need to re-found and rethink Europe. If not, the same causes will produce the same effects.

At the very least, it should prompt a rethink of safety trades, near-zero cash returns and depressed AAA bond yields.

The preparation for teaching of class should include verbal communication, which is an important part for teacher to rethink after class.

The jitters over the strong yen are forcing Japan Inc. to rethink its global manufacturing model with more urgency than ever before.

Properly informed, many citizens will rethink their priorities, but politicians will need to deliver these messages and forge new alliances.

As a runner looking to get faster, you need to rethink your season, creating two main phases: Get Fast Phase and Go Far Phase.

At the least, challenging economic times can prompt people to rethink their options.

Lowering the speed limit for China's showcase high-speed rail network signals a rethink of the country's ambitious plans.

These changed principles would lead us to rethink some of our existing relationships.

These life-cycle measurements are causing environmentalists worldwide to rethink the logic of food miles.

He needs to rethink, if it is not already too late.

Mentors also play a valuable role by encouraging colleagues to rethink attitudes towards immigrants.

As a 43-year-old Brit, I used to assume I was halfway through my working career, but I am starting to rethink.

But the truth is not so simple, writes Dale Wen, and it's time for Chinese people to rethink their model of development.

We conclude the article with a call to rethink the process of analysing binary executables.

And for most business schools, there is also only a single message: rethink your business model if you want to survive.

This move toward business agility requires a complete rethink of architecture and engineering.

As China's economy slows sharply, some retailers may be forced to rethink their strategy.

"I strongly hope that somehow the Libyan authorities will rethink this decision, " he told Reuters news agency.

At a special summit next week, the EU has much to rethink.

She says countries must remain vigilant and people who have decided not to get vaccinated against H1N1 should rethink this decision.

The education authorities may have to rethink its policy for extra marks.

The advent of REST gives us a chance to rethink how traditional Enterprise IT development intersects with middleware.

He wants Germany to rethink its approach and look at the regulated home-schooling regimes elsewhere in Europe.

Its decision was upheld by a court in Rotterdam on January 23rd, forcing ThyssenKrupp to rethink its strategy in North America.

They are also being forced to rethink some of their deepest prejudices about America.

G. God pleads with us to rethink our attitudes and behavior and depend on His pardon that Jesus engineered to rescue us from hell.

It used the crisis to rethink its future and recreate itself as a biomedical center.

So profoundly, in fact, that it is being compelled to rethink its business model completely.

If the previous nine conditions are making you rethink your once-positive stance on sleep, think again.

Companies may need to rethink their strategies as they gain access to these new sorts of workers.

His argument, based on his ample experience in dealing with China, also makes us rethink our own response to China's assertiveness.

Other papers suggest a radical rethink of global food production is needed to reduce its dependence on oil.

CHICAGO - People who work with a laptop computer sitting on their lap might want to rethink that habit.

Rethink your banking: You're probably bleeding money through needless 'fees' every month.

Even California is having a rethink, and may change its rules to accommodate straw-bale construction.

Facing the serious situation, we have to rethink profoundly.

But these scandals should prompt a much deeper rethink about Chinese listings in Western markets.

If receivables are not collected reasonably in accordance with their terms, management should rethink its collection policy.

As the planet gets more urbanized, cities need a fundamental rethink.

Cindy: Do you think Abby's right? Should we rethink our "no-dating" rule?

The scope of the financial tragedy has caused many to rethink their priorities, and I am guardedly optimistic that a new order will emerge.

Citi is the latest Wall Street bank to rethink its bonus system in the wake of the credit crunch.

The study published in the Journal Nature Genetics has pumped scientists to rethink their theories on how the illness develops.

It now goes to the Senate. Richard Lugar, a senior Republican senator, also urged a rethink of policy.

No matter the medium, art challenges us to conceive reality from multiple perspectives and rethink our experiences and boundaries.

If money is tight, schools and hospitals will rethink whether they need to employ all the extra staff they have hired in recent years.

and could lead many companies to rethink their insider-trading and compliance policies.

The research on Sima Qian's life has come into dilemma. There's the trend to rethink this academic proposition.

Persuading Beijing to rethink the political and military strategy it is pursuing in the Western Pacific would also help.

Rethink the high school and primacy school education, there really exist some questions.

At the same time, with two global wars in the First century is to let people start to rethink its approach.

That fateful autumn has led many to rethink the relationship between business and society.

At the white-collar level, most multinationals need to rethink their human resource strategies.

Among other implications, engineers would need to rethink they way they plan coastal and offshore structures.

We need to rethink how companies operate in a fragile world and how governments monitor them.

Limiting the damage will require a global rethink of land use, which capable countries must lead.

MARK SALTER: Said we made a reckless choice. When you lose the moral high ground of Dick Cheney you have to rethink your entire life.

Their demands and tastes are changing and hoteliers looking to create genuine loyalty need to rethink the way they approach their programs.

If the beverage you are consuming has candy bars in the name or the drink, you may want to rethink your choice.

A conference of fertility experts this month will call on the IVF industry to rethink its approach.

The text will rethink its history writing under the current situation and the contemporary literature history reference.

The implication is that there should be a rethink of poor countries' food policies.

The politics of immigration in rich countries are too poisonous for Mr Becker's radical rethink.

London-based design and innovation company Seymourpowell wanted to rethink transport - on the premise 'slow is the new fast'

Now, they are facing a new British law they fear will force them to rethink their compliance strategies and upend their business practices.

Second, they will have to rethink their merchandising and brand equity.

These make some experts rethink the basic architecture of current search engine.

We, as travellers, also need to rethink what we want out of a journey.

Political outrage at the junket led other companies to rethink their plans.

After the financial collapse of the late l990s, many Asian planners started to seriously rethink their goals.

Not to sound Pollyanna-ish, I think there are great opportunities to rethink the business model . . .

Sebastian Vettel should rethink his policy of not employing a manager, according to former triple world champion Sir Jackie Stewart.

The housing crisis offers an opportunity to rethink federal housing policies, maintains Gyourko.

They will have to rethink the traditional model of the career.

Sometimes the most random everyday encounters force us to stop and rethink the truths and perceptions we have ingrained in our minds.

The warning could force a rethink on resorts which rely on the draw of volcanoes to pull in tourists.

The recession may cause manufacturers to rethink their strategy.

Emerging economies are having to rethink their reliance on exports for growth.

A second rethink for 2009 concerns what is needed for sustainable, green, low-carbon growth, to avert the tipping-point in global warming.

Then I just, what's to say, was called my rethink.

Mr Mandelson's exercise is a chance to rethink what policy would do most good for Europe's economies.

Next, Sony should rethink its user interface and software platforms.

Are we able to discover new things and rethink what we already know?

'We need a radical rethink of how we produceand consume our food, ' Hilary Benn, the environment secretary, has said.

I just went to a seminar about work-related injuries. I really have to rethink my workspace.

If you're in this business for personal rewards or recognition, you probably need to rethink your career choice.

It is time to rethink about our whole approach to language learning, to start facing reality and addressing the right issue.

The EU will have to rethink some basic principles.

Perhaps institutional owners could also rethink what they want.

President Barack Obama wants a rethink of America's muddled aid programme.

Employers need to rethink their approach to career management completely.

A Rethink over the Hypothesis of "Economic man"

But the tighter time schedule has forced lawmakers to rethink that approach.

It is time for colleges and universities to rethink their business models, cut cost, and restructure the tuitions to affordable levels.