Sentence examples for On reconsidering from inspiring English sources

Also absent will be international observers and any American financing, since the government of Mr. Aristide's handpicked successor, Rene Preval, failed to reach any agreement on reconsidering the results of the May election.

Based on reconsidering Tseng et al.'s protocol without introducing TTP, we give some improvements to meet the original security and performance requirements.

The challenges arising from these studies will probably stimulate research not only to shed light on the specific mechanism, but also on reconsidering the general paradigm of radiation bio-damage (Scifoni 2015).

Future efforts should focus on reconsidering intake recommendations and increasing vitamin D intake, such as through supplementation, in order to improve vitamin D status in this population.

Whether a failed science experiment, a fledgling poem, story or song, a painting or photograph, a Web site, blog, or game you've started and given up on, reconsider what you've done so far.

Now, I'm not a football expert, but it made a persuasive case (based on data) for reconsidering the instinct to punt on the fourth down.

Then, after firestorms from other corners, the newspaper released a statement on Tuesday reconsidering its reconsideration.

The governing body for track and field called on Russia to reconsider its views on gays but said it did not want to raise political issues at the world track championships, which begin in Moscow on Saturday.

Education Secretary Michael Gove is calling on teachers to "reconsider" plans for a strike on Thursday.

In the wake of the Islamist terrorist attacks in Paris on November 13 , 2015 Cameron asked the House of Commons on December 2 to reconsider authorizing British air strikes in Syria against ISIL.

The charity is calling on ministers to reconsider the planned freeze and agree to a moratorium on any further cuts in support for low-income families.