A group of leading Iowa Republicans left New Jersey on Tuesday without a firm commitment from Gov. Chris Christie to reconsider a presidential run.
"C.N. has asked Mr. Harrison to respect his commitments to C.N. and to reconsider his expressed interest in a position at Canadian Pacific," the Montreal-based railroad said.
"Such a mandate could force Remington to reconsider its commitment to the New York market altogether," said Teddy Novin, a company spokesman.
However, growing disenchantment with the war forced some allies to reconsider their commitment.
"Many of us in town have pledged money, and most of us would have to reconsider our commitment to the project if it moved elsewhere," Mr. Siben said.
THE accident at the Fukushima nuclear power-station in Japan last year, the worst since the explosion at Chernobyl in 1986, has led many countries to reconsider their commitment to nuclear power.
Mr. Lawsky also said he wanted the other insurance regulators to reconsider their commitment to adopting the new framework in its entirety, given its performance on the current test.
Mr. Koizumi's most recent comments about his nominally powerful minister suggested to some that he has already begun to reconsider his commitment to Mr. Takenaka's brand of strong medicine.
And the public will not be happy to pay more money to Tepco, especially with so many lives still turned upside-down as a result of the Fukushima accident.If the utility, and its new government owners, fail to achieve either, the government may eventually have to stump up more money, and the banks may have to reconsider any commitment to keep the credit flowing.
A Remington executive, Stephen P. Jackson Jr., wrote to Mr. Cuomo earlier this year and said that the enactment of microstamping could force Remington "to reconsider its commitment to the New York market altogether, rather than spend the astronomical sums of money needed to completely reconfigure our manufacturing and assembly processes".
