Sentence examples for decision reassessed from inspiring English sources

Unesco voted not to put the reef on its World Heritage in Danger list last year, but green groups want the decision reassessed.

Satisfaction with the final decision was reassessed on a 7-point Likert scale.

All of the recommendations supported the provision of early hearing screening, with the exception of the US Preventive Services Task Force which reported, in 2001, 'insufficient' evidence to recommend for or against universal screening in maternity units; in 2008, this decision was reassessed and the level of proof deemed 'moderate' [ 17, 18].

The eurozone's decision to reassess the 3% of GDP target for this year provides some hope of relief, but nothing concrete.

Although Mr. Hagel was the first senior American official to officially describe the administration's decision to reassess providing arms to the opposition fighters, he emphasized that the process "doesn't mean you do or you will".

The decision to reassess claimants' eligibility for DLA more generally is likely to mean that more than half a million disabled people will lose some or all of the benefit, says Neil Coyle, director of policy with the Disability Alliance.

Take a break from big decisions to reassess your values and life goals.

The spokeswoman added that someone judged at one point to be mentally ill and incapable of making a decision could be reassessed later as mentally fit.

Baltimore County athletic teams also canceled events in the city through Friday, a spokesman said Tuesday, although that decision will be reassessed each day.

That decision was not reassessed after the inspection of the incinerator in 2007 which showed elevated emission levels.

Findings of this research are intended to be used by risk management and decision makers to reassess stakeholders' varying judgments when considering injury prevention and hazard assessment.