Sentence examples for its reconsideration from inspiring English sources

The judge, Claude M. Hilton of the United States District Court in Alexandria, Va., also told the patent office to keep the patent in force while it conducted its reconsideration.

Then, after firestorms from other corners, the newspaper released a statement on Tuesday reconsidering its reconsideration.

Budget pressures had forced its reconsideration only for the short term, he said.

DAVID MADDEN, spokesman for a federal appeals court, on its reconsideration of a ruling delaying the California recall election.

They had hoped for a debate on the Citizens United decision which could have led to its reconsideration.

MetLife has declined to describe its reconsideration of the agency's status as a review since the process began two months ago.

He wrote in a confidential journal distributed to tribunal members earlier this year that it was advised by the DWP to expect a surge in its workload, but delays in the DWP rolling out its new reconsideration stage and reaching its decisions has in fact meant a huge drop in cases.

The Museum of Modern Art has made a tentative, if ultimately disappointing, beginning in "Unreal City," one of the boutique exhibitions that comprise the "Modern Starts" portion of its yearlong "MOMA 2000" reconsideration of its collections.

If Manpower can't agree to these conditions, maybe its contracts need reconsideration.

Starring George Plimpton as Himself' (No rating, 1 29) This documentary about George Plimpton — the editor-journalist who made a specialty of trying out (and failing in) various occupations, especially sports, and writing very well about it — tacitly suggests a reconsideration of its subject, whose literary merits in his lifetime were largely overshadowed by his self-created public profile.

Considering Hollywood a fixed cinematic entity, Mekas didn't anticipate that, at exactly the time of his writing, Hollywood was poised on the edge of its own artistic liberation, thanks to the reflected reconsideration of its own heritage by the French New Wave, Sarris, Peter Bogdanovich (who wrote a foreword to Mekas's book), and others.