Sentence examples for needed for reconsideration from inspiring English sources

Anni Sinnemäki of the Green League said that "not all renewable energy is expensive" and Urpilainen insisted that after the summer 2010 decisions to give licences for two nuclear plants, a halt was needed for reconsideration in any decision to further nuclear projects.

The need for reconsideration of the original plan, which General Motors thought had been completed when the deal was announced in April, means that GM-Daewoo Auto and Technology cannot take over the Daewoo Motor plants included in the agreement and begin producing cars under the new name until October at the earliest.

These examples highlight the need for reconsideration of daily routines and practices in schools, which may cause emotional distress for the child.

Whatever the cause, given widespread recognition of the importance of local knowledge and participation and growing recognition of the importance of intra-community differences in vulnerability, it suggests the need for reconsideration of both the discourse and the practice of involving community-level actors in DRR planning and implementation.

The paper raises a serious need for reconsideration of the currently implemented physics in the simulation tools and also for properly designed laboratory experiments, to ensure that the reservoir volume outside the drainage area, which over time contributes to the bulk of precipitated salt, is also included.

The tumor could start to grow suddenly and if that happened would indicate the need for reconsideration of the treatment plan.

Our analysis provides further evidence consistent with previous findings on signal transmission at the endbulbs of Held (AVCN) while indicating the need for reconsideration in the case of the calyces of Held (MNTB).

The present data suggest the need for reconsideration of empiric antibiotic regimen selection among adult patients with respiratory tract infections in the São Paulo area.

These data suggest the need for reconsideration of empiric antibiotic regimen selection among adult patients with RTIs in the São Paulo area.

A strength of our study is its reflection of typical testing practices in outpatient settings and the need for reconsideration of the clinical application of rapid test results.

The study implies the need for reconsideration of programmatic issues that affects the delivery of HEP including, the scenario of 25 75% and inclusion of basic curative health services.