"The data we've received have shown more buoyancy and resiliency and that's causing a reconsideration of the interest rate outlook," said William Sullivan, economist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Company.
Even for adults, the unregulated nature of the supplement gives cause for reconsideration.
In the United States the publication of biologist Rachel Carson's Silent Spring (1962), a passionate and persuasive examination of chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticides and the environmental damage caused by their use, led to a reconsideration of a much broader range of actual and potential environmental hazards.
"We're asking for reconsideration and for the city to look at all these additional impacts that would be caused by the project," he said.
The study adds an extra layer of detail to the standard Trussell Trust data collection approach, which cannot easily disaggregate referrals caused by administrative delays and those relating to problems caused directly by specific government policy changes, such as tighter benefit conditionality, or mandatory reconsideration of appeals against work capability assessments.
846, is vacated and the cause remanded for reconsideration in light of Dombrowski v. Pfister, 380 U.S. 479, 85 S.Ct.
3 Several factors have prompted reconsideration of this rule.
These examples highlight the need for reconsideration of daily routines and practices in schools, which may cause emotional distress for the child.
OSHA's reconsideration of the formaldehyde rule was prompted by a 1979 study which showed that the chemical causes cancer in rats.
In a report published by the Open Society Foundation, researcher Kendra McSweeney calls for a broad reconsideration of conventional "cat and mouse" policies that have driven growers, producers, and traffickers into new frontiers, causing deforestation and inviting chemical contamination into some of the most sensitive ecosystems on the planet, including national parks and indigenous reserves.
