Sentence examples for considered again in from inspiring English sources

Legislation giving the colony's governor the right (but not the obligation) to impose a minimum wage was enacted in 1932, augmented in 1940 and considered again in 1999.

Question is, could she be considered again in the same category for Season 2? A promise from the official Twitter account of the Emmys: @PrimetimeEmmys: A surprise guest is coming up very soon!

This distinction is considered again in Section 6. Obviously, it is not only possible to arbitrarily nest clock declarations, but also to introduce new clocks in separate scopes.

Different distances of 2 × Minimum davg[i] and also of 4 × Minimum davg[i] are also considered again in this mobility scenario.

Proposals for an SPL TV channel  and a possible merger with the SFL  were also discussed at the Hampden meeting, and will be considered again in future.

Another limitation, which also exists in other more advanced hierarchical clustering-based algorithms such as CURE [35], ROCK [36], and CHAMELEON [37], is that once an object is assigned to a cluster, it will not be considered again in the ensuing process [38].

"There's a strong argument to say that when people actually put their own money in to the business and owner-manage it, you probably get an even better service over to the customer, so [franchising] is something we would consider again in future," he says.

We recently joined forces with celebrated Indian couturiers Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla on their "India Fantastique" book launches in London and Delhi [celebrating 25 years of the partnership.] This was a hugely successful collaboration and the kind of venture we may consider again in future.

General Petraeus, who at that point was more than three hours into the hearing, responded that "there has indeed been progress in the political arena," and then said, in an elaborate answer that might not have satisfied Mrs. Clinton, "there's even sort of a political-military calculus that you have to consider, again, in establishing where the conditions are met to make further reductions".

The Great Barrier Reef could be considered again for an "in danger" listing by the United Nations World Heritage Committee following the devastating bleaching this year, the Guardian can reveal.

This possibility is considered again below in Proportion beneficial.