Examples of using Re-thinking in English and their translations into German
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This may necessitate a continuation of re-thinking of the committees' work on the approval of individual projects.
Re-thinking energy, innovative solutions for the waste industry,
strategic re-thinking of food production in terms of quality, safety and costs.
The challenge of improving efficiency in the public sector will require a re-thinking of internal organisation
Joint objective: re-thinking fuels.
UK: Re-thinking cannabis prohibition: proposals by a British cannabis expert.
environmental organisations call for re-thinking paper use.
We have to start re-thinking things, we have to start thinking differently.
Project Re-Thinking Medicine"Re-thinking Medicine" shapes the future of medical care in rural areas under the headings of demographics and digitization.
Re-thinking Medicine" shapes the future of medical care in rural areas under the headings of demographics and digitization.
We continue to hope that within the paradigm shift in medicine now taking place there will also be a re-thinking about AIDS.
Re-inventing finance as a collective practice of crafting futures and re-thinking value at the end of the economy as we know it.
Re-Thinking Medicine The model project"Re-Thinking Medicine" pursues the goal of securing medical care in the countryside in the future- digitally supported
UK: Re-thinking cannabis prohibition: proposals by a British cannabis expert.
This requires re-thinking the service provided and re-engineering the different processes.
Re-thinking mobility: Fortis Saxonia makes Sax 3 get a move on….
Re-thinking for home use: the new cult film of Carl-A.
Re-thinking the Common Fisheries Policy.
imaginative and ongoing re-thinking of traditional approaches and working methods.
The CITES restrictions therefore will demand some re-thinking.