Word: rethink
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...former frontline soldier, he understood the value of mines, but his experience helping the Kurds in Iraq after the Gulf War had shown him how devastating they can be to civilians. As the presidential plane drew nearer to Bosnia, the general well knew that he might soon have to rethink America's land-mine policy...
...some candidates say they feel a need to rethink the council's immediate vision...
According to Levitan, HPRE only began to seriously rethink the mission of the arcade this past November, and the final decision to "wind down the kiosk program" was announced at a meeting in late January. However, Reis and Contescu said they believe this is untrue...
...because he referred to the man who came closest to annihilating the Jewish people as "an individual of great courage" or that he equated Holocaust Survivor Syndrome with "group fantasies of martyrdom and heroics"? As a man hoping to distinguish himself from Hitler, he ought to rethink his oratorical strategy...
...order to reverse the trend of declining interest in public service, new incentives must be created to attract the interest of the nation's best college graduates. The first step is to rethink the mechanism for attracting students to government. To get more of the best minds interested in public service, additional steps need to be taken beyond traditional internship programs. By following the lead of firms engaged in on-campus recruiting, the public sector must become more aggressive in locating and attracting top talent. Harvard career fairs should not become solely an investment banking, finance, and consulting showplace...