Sentence examples for has to be revisited from inspiring English sources

"Campaign finance reform has to be revisited after this election," Ms. Weingarten said.

"It may," he said, "be appropriate to at least put up a cautionary flag, say this has to be revisited".

In writing, this separation has to be revisited: for invention to be possible, subject and object must be distinguished from one another.

Many analysts believe the decision to ditch its pay channels, and pursue only free-to-air options, one made by Duncan back in 2004, has to be revisited.

Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney, who has aggressively pursued fraudulent brokerage firms to help wronged investors recoup some of their losses, said: "The investor protection act has to be revisited for two reasons.

A place that seduces you back to your senses has to be revisited, and so it won't be long before I'm back nibbling vongole or schnitzel near the intersection of Mars and Elizabeth.

The projected personnel cuts will have to be revisited annually.

Other thorny issues might have to be revisited.

The technology behind them had to be revisited before they could be revived.

That maximalist stance, said Mr. Fuerth, "is one that would have to be revisited".

It says the issue will have to be revisited in the near future.