Sentence examples for issue was reconsidered from inspiring English sources

A compromise was reached whereby the guns would be installed, but the issue was reconsidered when better torpedo planes became available.

They are asking that the issue be reconsidered if the additional money generated proves less than projected.

Priscilla Taylor, a county commissioner who said she was open to a restaurant if concerns were addressed, said the issue might be reconsidered.

But she said the issue would be reconsidered in the near future at a further court of protection hearing in working hours.

Nathan Lewin, the lead lawyer in Agriprocessors' appeal to the Supreme Court, said the issue should be reconsidered because there are so many more illegal immigrant workers now than in 1984 and because a federal law passed two years after that ruling made it a crime for companies to hire illegal immigrants.

The statement that the decision is based on "evidence currently available" clearly suggests that if new evidence was to come to light, the issue could be reconsidered.

The issue can be reconsidered after Anthony's appeal concludes, the judge wrote.

She was refused a life-long anonymity order, but told the issue may be reconsidered before she turns 18.

These issues could be reconsidered for future modifications to the DiCE system.

Joel Hirschhorn, the lawyer who defended Mr. Weiss during his trial and removed himself from the case after Mr. Weiss became a fugitive, reiterated his belief yesterday that the 845-year sentence was "horrific" and that although his former client's appeal was dismissed because of his flight, the sentencing issue can nonetheless be reconsidered.

"Congress would have to get involved if the issue were to be reconsidered.