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Перевод: reappraise

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1. As a result employers came to reappraise their previous strategy of attempting to contain unions by means of active opposition since that was more likely to result in increased government intervention to facilitate recognition.
2. This may be possible through community representation and has been evident where neighbourhood groups have challenged the status quo and caused government to reappraise the practice of service delivery.
3. To reappraise the epidemiological findings reported by the Black Advisory Group concerning a possible excess of malignant disease, particularly of childhood acute lymphoid leukaemia and non-Hodgkin's lymphomas, in the vicinity of the Sellafield nuclear installation, and to determine whether any excess of malignant disease had occurred among people aged 0-;24 years in the area in the years after the Black report - that is, from 1984 to 1990.
4. Do schools take their small-scale budgetary approaches, built up over the years by dealing with capitation, or do they reappraise their resource management approach?
5. So, this at least is indisputable: that however it may have seemed to Cole in 1944, justification by success has lost its validity: and the loss prompts the question whether the Movement should reappraise its purposes so as to establish Co-operation on a broader and securer footing.
6. However, a cognitive therapy approach to helping the patient understand and reappraise her feelings of worthlessness may be worth trying (Beck et al. 1979).
7. For some of these people the time is past when they could reappraise their stance.
8. It made me reappraise my attitudes to oppression and the politics of domination and subordination.
9. Just as individuals need to take stock at this stage, in order to lay the ghosts of the past, grapple with the present and set new goals for the future, so a couple may need to reappraise their marriage in those same areas.
10. The courses give teachers of adults an opportunity to reappraise the theory and practice of continuing education.
11. He said the Conservatives had to win a reputation for being "a listening party", showing a willingness, where necessary, "to reappraise".
12. As a result of this, multinationals and large companies must reappraise their plans for expansion by cross-border acquisition and merger in the light of EC competition policy.
13. If the manager cannot honestly answer yes' to the following questions, then it will be necessary to undertake some fundamental review of the manager's own attitudes and if a negative response is commonplace in the organisation, then the management team had better reappraise its style.