Sentence examples for Must be reconsidered from inspiring English sources

It must be reconsidered and where possible minimised.

In recent days, even lawmakers favoring the legislation conceded that it must be reconsidered.

"The assumptions used to certify the batteries must be reconsidered," Ms. Hersman said.

Ms Lieven listed other legal flaws which, she argued, meant the whole project must be reconsidered.

Even some of the stock villains in their dramas must be reconsidered.

The 2014 deadline must be reconsidered in light of the dangers it poses to the region and the world.

The panel, which also included academic representative Prof Liz James and the student union president Kelly McBride, must now be reconsidered.

The latest revelation is just one further reason why the whole idea of the garden bridge, in its current location, must now be reconsidered".

The SNP leader said she planned to hold a face-to-face meeting with Mr Cameron as soon as possible, warning him that the recommendations made by the Smith Commission after the independence vote must now be reconsidered in the light of her party's landslide victory in Scotland.

Lord Turner, who has been picked as chairman of the Financial Services Authority as well, suggested that other parts of the economy might have to take the strain instead.A commission official admits that air travel presents a nasty dilemma: a "wonderful change" a decade ago that must now be reconsidered in a world of carbon constraint "before a general public understanding has set in".

The use of patents as a ranking for inventiveness of PROs must therefore be reconsidered, or at least appropriately developed, in relation to publishing indexes and other established or verifiable indicators.