Sentence examples for and reconsideration in the from inspiring English sources
What I remember was something far more sonorous, an almost preachy atmosphere of reconnection and reconsideration in the South Bank exhibition dedicated to the "people" and the "land".
The performance of the NZ risk assessment equation in predicting 5-year CVD events, particularly for Māori, is currently undergoing scrutiny and reconsideration in the published literature.
The policy of UAT of blood for HIV and other diseases in the UK needs reconsideration in the light of these findings.
Construction challenges have meant a reconsideration in the proposed alignment of both road and railway, and their proximity to houses.
Mr. Storr proposes a reconsideration in the context of the spirit of the age.
But this view, too, deserves reconsideration in the wake of the 2012 election, which revealed the limits of a conservative politics that doesn't reach out, as Bush did, toward the communitarian center.
The identities of radionuclides on the HPHC list for smokeless tobacco products may merit reconsideration in the light of these findings.
Our analysis provides further evidence consistent with previous findings on signal transmission at the endbulbs of Held (AVCN) while indicating the need for reconsideration in the case of the calyces of Held (MNTB).
A review of newer, high resolution genetic data, both from modern populations and ancient DNA samples, along with the emergence of several early archeological sites in both North and South America, and reconsiderations of the glacial dynamics in North America indicate that some aspects of the traditional view need reconsideration.
This paper recommends education of planners on urban resilience issues, credentialing of the concept in the local context, and reconsideration of international agencies' role in resilience planning in Ghanaian cities.
When proponents of the bill agreed to remove those provisions, the legislation was granted reconsideration and passed in the Senate the following day. .
