Sentence examples for issue to reconsider from inspiring English sources

The development of resistance by bacterial species is a compelling issue to reconsider indications and administration of antibiotic treatment.

The decision comes nearly six months after Judge Luis Lavin in L.A. County Superior Court ordered the commission, which has quasi-judicial powers in personnel issues, to reconsider its earlier ruling upholding the firings of Salmeron and Ullerich while demoting Hamblin.

Accordingly, we urge the Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to look very seriously at this fundamentally important issue and to reconsider the full implications of what she is proposing.

To address what has become a systemic issue, we need to reconsider how we deal with our identity from the ground up.

The four council members who voted for the plastic bag ban could ask for the issue to be reconsidered.

What he didn't mention but which I hope is also on his mind is that in addition to structural and strategic issues, we need to reconsider our legal approach to national security.

But, in seeking the court order, he said various medical and legal issues caused him to reconsider his position, among them the hospital's potential liability in releasing the woman to her father.

The safety issues caused NASA to reconsider the future of the program at various times.

"We are pleased that the public debate on this issue has caused Comcast to reconsider this decision and hope to continue the discussion about how we can best ensure that corporations do not play a role in stifling free expression or limiting Americans' access to information," Graham said.

The question now is whether the hedge funds can keep the court focused on the narrow issue of Argentina and the morality of its nonpayment of debt, or whether wider legal issues push the Court of Appeals to reconsider the case.

While Americans are used to considering equal opportunity and equality of condition as separate issues, they may need to reconsider.