Sentence examples for be reconsidering at from inspiring English sources

Benmosche, on the job only three months, was said to be reconsidering at the board's behest.

They agreed with Washington that a MAP would be reconsidered at the meeting taking place this week.

The agreement to close Shoreham may need to be reconsidered, at least in terms of the one-way fuel adjustment.

The N.C.A.A. said that it would delay a $2,000 stipend for athletes until it can be reconsidered at January's convention, after 125 colleges requested the delay.

'Excellence' in the context of career progression needs to be reconsidered at a senior level, moving away from narrow definitions to something more all-encompassing.

That means a first vote to leave the EU would be the equivalent of handing your negotiators their bargaining hand, but the issue of a final rupture could be reconsidered at a later date.

On Aug. 18 the appeals court in Manhattan declared that the ownership of seven dances and two incorrectly deemed unpublished has to be reconsidered at a future hearing but confirmed Mr. Protas's ownership of one more dance (bringing his total to two).

A temporary restraining order was denied when the petition was originally filed, but will be reconsidered at the court hearing.

The district's lawyers are studying the proposal, which will be reconsidered at a future board meeting.

He said the future of Ireland's role in the peacekeeping mission will be reconsidered at a Cabinet meeting Wednesday.

Note: Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) supported the expansion of background checks but voted against it for procedural reasons, per Senate rules, so that the bill could be reconsidered at a later date.