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Перевод: reassess

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1. Meanwhile, his literary reputation continued to grow as later generations came to appreciate and reassess the immense significance of his contribution to English literature.
2. You owe it to yourself to extract yourself from your present situation and reassess your life.
3. Secondly, the opportunity exists to reassess the rational or political approaches to resource management practice.
4. SINCE Simone de Beauvoir's death in 1986, several biographical and critical studies have appeared that seek to reassess the life and works of the "mother of modern feminism".
5. Most writers used the record as an excuse to reassess the group.
6. Employers were now being forced to reassess whether traditional packages meet the expectations of employees.
7. However, I am not hopeful that her example will force the institution to reassess its attitude to the critical account, for even the fears of someone like Stead, which came from a central location of police power at the Staff College at Bramshill, seem to have largely fallen on stony ground.
8. The first step you take is to reassess and analyse your situation.
9. Even in the event that no further action is taken, the IAAF will still need to seriously reassess their entire drug testing procedures.
10. The challenge is to reassess the role of resource management on two fronts.
11. So heads are going to have to reassess their role.
12. In the aftermath of the Orthodox Church leaders' summit in Istanbul last month, when the assembled patriarchs spoke - as much in sorrow as in anger - of the proselytism addressed at their flock by what was carefully described as "certain elements" in the Catholic Church, the mere presence of so benign a Catholic as Cardinal Hume in Moscow could well encourage local Catholics and Orthodox alike to reassess any confrontational attitudes to one another and to concentrate rather on their common ground, thus furthering mutual respect, concern and understanding.
13. is there a regular review pattern established to reassess the aims and objectives, implementation processes and the changing costs and benefits of the system?