Word: rethink
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Tensions between blacks and whites have grown as a result of a threat by Smith to "rethink" the March agreement, under which white voters are supposed to ratify by Oct. 20 a new constitution leading to black power. If that is approved, whites and blacks are scheduled to vote for a new government in early December...
...behind the camera. Since the photography is usually static and the editing monotonous, the lyrical flow of the original production evaporates completely. The movie's arty opening and closing scenes, which suggest that we are watching a play within a film, only underscore Prince's failure to rethink his material in cinematic terms...
...Israeli organizations within the U.S., Sadat began to rethink his strategy of looking for a settlement strictly through U.S. channels...
Also, the Administration and Congress need to rethink what must be done to increase the use of coal. Carter and Energy Secretary Schlesinger plan on a 65% increase in coal use by 1985, but they assume that this will happen as an automatic consequence of forcing power plants and factories to switch from oil and gas to coal as boiler fuel. This may be too ambitious a target, since it could be achieved only if that segment of U.S. industry that is capable of using coal as fuel multiplies its consumption four or five times above present levels in less...
...publicity of the last several years has made many business organizations rethink their procedures," Heskett said. "Illegal overseas payments, for example, have helped" to cast a spotlight on ethics in business, he added...