| There is an urgent need for security experts to reappraise the situation to see what can be done to provide more protection for key employees. |
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| It is time to stand back from a situation that has gained acceptability through long familiarity and reappraise it objectively. |
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| Like a mass feedback system, activists continually have to reappraise the situation to engage with whatever is being protested. |
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| That could provide a pause during which both sides can reappraise their strategies. |
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| This calls for some kind of experience that leads him to reappraise his self-image and re-evaluate his self-esteem. |
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| Members will reappraise the review of the organization's strategic directions in accordance with the evolution of these important files. |
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| If you have already passed the years of youth, you have still time to reappraise. |
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| After this close shave, he started to reappraise the relationship between management and staff and started to give people more say in the running of the business. |
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| This market share has been revalued within the time interval left to reappraise value of identifiable assets and liabilities acquired. |
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| It is very much in the interests of the Cypriot people on both sides to reappraise what is indeed a dark chapter in their common history. |
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| The Swiss Bankers Association had constantly to reappraise the situation and respond accordingly. |
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| It is critical at this time to reappraise the role and significance of technology in the phenomenon of globalization. |
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| The intensified collaboration within Europe is also forcing all air navigation service providers to reappraise their current cost structures. |
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| Right-minded people would have to reappraise any views of this man. |
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| Fifty-one percent of survey respondents reported that they reappraise the properties in their jurisdiction every one to three years. |
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| This has led me to completely reappraise my life as I keep wakening through the night to ask myself on where did I go wrong. |
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| For their part, companies will make their contribution to the European Union's efforts to implement the growth and jobs strategy and to reappraise the European social model. |
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| The arrival of so many illegal immigrants in the Golden Venture incident, under the gaze of the American and international media, forced the government to reappraise its refugee policy. |
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| As you said, it is a development model which is at stake, and there is a need, as Martin Schulz pointed out, to reappraise the demarcation lines between the role of the public sector and that of the private sector. |
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| Western leaders need to reappraise what they actually wish to achieve in Syria. |
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| The purpose of this presentation is to reappraise an innovative approach to nursing education implemented in 1984 in West Virginia. |
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| The move allowed the prosecution to reappraise its case in the light of the pleas and to decide whether a jury would be told about them. |
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| One is that when Facebook's share price fizzled instead of popped on its debut, investors began to reappraise the prospect of other high-profile web outfits. |
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| A new exhibition about apartheid, at the International Centre of Photography in New York, seeks to reappraise and add nuance to the popular image of South Africa during those years. |
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| Removing items from their usual context, she seeks to encourage the viewer to reappraise the seemingly familiar. |
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| In addition, I requested each programme sector to reappraise its own analysis in the light of the results of the consultation, as soon as these became available. |
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| Therefore, I think it right that this programme recall that very totalitarian past, that we reappraise that past, and that we be sensitive and do everything possible to ensure that such things cannot happen again. |
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| In the unlikely event that the council reappraise the position and realise what they have lost, we may be able to play some role in helping put it back together. |
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