Sentence examples for it will reconsider from inspiring English sources

The team's sponsor Itrader has said it will reconsider its involvement with the team following the violence at Thursday's match, which Beitar lost 5-1.

Despite the intervening Enron scandal, there is apparently little chance it will reconsider its financial fraud vote and some chance it will reverse last August's reform.

And the new Canadian government, which was supposed to have been friendly to Mr. Bush, says it will reconsider its own donations.

The FCA said: "Following the complaints commissioner decision, the Financial Conduct Authority can confirm that it will reconsider its decision not to look into allegations made in relation to the debt collection practices of HFC Bank Limited.

Apple says it "will reconsider its continuing relationship in the UK with any record label that does not lower its wholesale prices in the U.K. to the pan-European level within six months".

Her sound principle here is that if the film -- which is reaping awards and praise abroad -- can't be shown everywhere in Singapore, it shouldn't be shown anywhere in Singapore: Let the regime face its own isolation and embarrassment, and perhaps it will reconsider.

Though Drew has no plans to change its early decision program right now, he added, the school will reconsider it every few years if the applicant pool keeps growing.

It is unclear whether the insurer will reconsider its stance.

Plans to transfer its accident and emergency and maternity departments to neighbouring hospitals were approved last Christmas but Mr Lansley has since delayed execution of the decision twice and will reconsider it for a third time next month.

"I hope you will reconsider it with your cabinet colleagues and in particular take a look at the overseas' aid budget which is increasing 37% in real terms at a time when you are intending to implement 16% cuts in the World Service," he added.

Sometimes even the journal that rejected your manuscript will reconsider it after some additional work; usually, this is specified in the rejection letter.