Sentence examples for future reconsideration from inspiring English sources

Any future reconsideration of the economic argument for charging would need significantly better data on the number of requests made under the act and the costs incurred in responding to them.

Other theologians saw it as binding but "subject to future reconsideration".

In this way, the results' extrapolation would be the maximum possible, since the results that would enable the research hypotheses acceptance or rejection would serve as baseline data for future research or even for reconsideration of past research.

But, the statement adds, "this decision is narrowly focused to apply only to the players in this case and does not preclude reconsideration of this issue in the future".

In 1940, the design was formally shelved, although provision was made for reconsideration of the concept at a future date.

I think that with some polishing and serious design reconsideration, this franchise could have had a future.

But Mrs. Clinton proposes a "timeout" on future trade agreements, including the World Trade Organization's global trade negotiations, and a reconsideration of existing deals — including Nafta, a cornerstone of Bill Clinton's presidency.

Hence, the reconsideration of other molecular targets involving radioresistance will be a future goal.

However, recent data [ 60] may justify reconsideration of vasopressin in severe sepsis management guidelines in the near future.

It is in this current era, when the fixed and official narrative of modernism itself yields to worthy and, at its best, rigorous post-Post-Modern reconsideration, that design leaders must confront new ideas about what defines the future of the built environment and what preservation record can best kindle measured progress accordingly.

As future societies will largely diverge from today's societies, the cultural perspective on living with (urban) nature needs careful reconsideration.