Sentence examples for aimed at reconsidering from inspiring English sources

Ever growing is the list of states, municipalities and agencies with blue ribbon committees aimed at reconsidering what government should be.

If you do fear some guests might be aiming at that, reconsider whether you really want to invite them.

Two years ago, his mother-in-law's house was raided, as part of a federal tax probe that seemed conspicuously aimed at pressuring him to reconsider.

Palliative care is aimed at acknowledging patients' impending death and at reconsidering goals of care [ 6].

Reconsidering our outdated approach aimed at making international students sophisticated learners by totally assimilating them in to UK pedagogic culture is now crucial.

Ensuring the production of public goods that are the result of mass selection thus entails a comprehensive fine-tuning of dominant intellectual property regulatory tools, reconsidering the existing flexibilities aimed at in situ biodiversity conservation within the strong paradigm.

The House of Lords has voted to keep targets aimed at reducing child poverty, forcing the government to reconsider its plan to abolish them.

On Monday peers voted to keep targets aimed at reducing child poverty, forcing the government to reconsider its plan to abolish them.

Adopting various means of social movement, such as protests, petitions, and other form of resistance, their endeavors have been aimed at mounting pressure on the Indian government to reconsider and to abandon the Dam project.

The sense of unprecedented isolation afflicting Britain in Europe has been reinforced in Brussels after Hungary joined Sweden and the Czech Republic in reconsidering whether to take part in a new pact aimed at rescuing the euro.

ALBANY — At the urging of the energy industry, Gov. David A. Paterson has agreed to reconsider a key rule New York adopted as part of a 10-state pact aimed at reducing the threat of global warming by cutting power plant emissions.