"People are rethinking cities, to get them back to what they once were, the hub of major activity."

In rethinking their service, some carriers are pushing the high end of service even higher.

But a ferment of rethinking and regrouping is under way.

They plan to reschedule it after shoring up political support and rethinking tactics.

Instead of rethinking their programme, they redoubled their efforts to implement it.

Rethinking Religion in India forms a five-year international conference cluster.

The advertising initiative was one of a variety of ways the newspapers have been rethinking their strategy.

"There's been a lot of rethinking on the entire concept of Warrantors.

Now it is rethinking its strategy and is asking everyone to mail in applications or apply online at www.mmsworld.com.

He is to lecture on "Rethinking Life and Death."

His writings on institutional possibility and policy are useful aids to rethinking the relation between art and social change.

There are few signs in the weeks since the Seattle collapse that poor countries are rethinking that stance.

Speaking on "Rethinking Green", Brand provided a short version of his book:

Last year the institute co-sponsored a forum on "Rethinking New York" at which all 12 speakers were white men.

The Bush administration says it is rethinking its proposed rules limiting mercury emissions from coal-burning power plants and as a result may tighten the proposal.

Adorno's concept of culture industry indicates the necessity for rethinking his theory of mass culture.

Some Christian feminists believe that gender equality within the church cannot be achieved without rethinking the portrayal and understanding of God as a masculine being.

Mr. Morton packed both processors and a large memory onto one chip by rethinking what the processors should do.

But in addition to rethinking, NASA has been engaged in some renaming.

Knapp started to speak several times but stopped, as Trevayne though rethinking his thoughts, trying to find the words to convey his bewilderment.

Graham W. J. Beal, the museum's director, said several new curators were responsible for rethinking its collections.

He is also the General Editor of Rethinking World Politics, a Palgrave book series.

"The Children's Machine: Rethinking School in the Age of the Computer.

"Rethinking Retirement."

"Crime Wars Forgotten" in Rethinking Peace.

But we will all find out and rethink the thing.

"We will have to rethink our education system and much else."

Did I need to rethink the rest of my life?

The most important thing we all can do now is to rethink culture.

And it would probably pay to rethink a great deal of medical training.

Then he and I will have to rethink a few plans.

So what that says is we have to rethink everything.

So for the moment the industry needs to rethink this.

"This might be a good time for you to rethink our relationship."

Sometimes you'll rethink things in stories more than one back.

But I think that you may have to rethink things.

"I only said that to try to buy us some time, to make them rethink what they were going to do."

They want to rethink America's role in the global economy.

Her real interest is to rethink each role with the stage director.

Those are three reasons why we should rethink our position.

The police, for their part, seem already to have started rethinking it.

In my view, it is time to rethink our approach.

The administration must rethink this decision before it is too late.

You can either leave it at that or rethink the situation.

I believe that what we need to do is to rethink our approach.

She says that people need to rethink the way they approach later life.

If he had trouble, they were going to have to rethink their plan.

First, let me ask all you: Do we not need to rethink our whole approach to race?

"Do they have the time to step back and rethink it?"

But as the series developed, we needed to rethink that.