Sentence examples for had reassessed from inspiring English sources

BT said its initial internal inquiry found "certain historical accounting errors" and it had "reassessed certain areas of management judgment".

According to one official, by March this year the government had reassessed more than 8,000 projects.

He said the level of investment required in entering new countries meant that Total could not quit Sudan just because the West had reassessed the regime.

ON APRIL 11th, the Japanese authorities announced that they had reassessed the severity of the ongoing crisis at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant.

Unfortunately, its impact was undone in the previous passage where the chancellor said the Office for National Statistics had reassessed the depth of the 2008-09 recession and found the peak-to-trough fall in GDP to be 7.2%, not 6.3% as previously thought.

Mr Furlong said the study had reassessed Stukeley's original findings and used modern geophysical studies, "Twenty-nine stones would make it rather anomalous because there are few other known circles with 29.

The ONS has reassessed the recession.

By October 2015 we will have reassessed 560,000 claimants.

Office for Budget Responsibility says Office for National Statistics has reassessed recession.

In the past few years, Moby has reassessed his life.

In the last half of the last century, biographers have reassessed Amundsen's success against Scott's failure.