Sentence examples for on reassessing from inspiring English sources

29-30, after a scholarly conference on "Reassessing 'The Rite,'" Oct. 25-28), and Giancarlo Guerrero leads the Cleveland Orchestra in a program featuring Stravinsky's "Petrouchka" (March 17).

And in Rip it up and Start Again, Reynolds returns to the bands of his youth, intent on reassessing the after-punk dawn.

And although the 30-year-old is entitled to his I-told-you-so moment, he is instead focussing on reassessing his and Wakefield's aims for the second half of the season.

There's also a focus on reassessing topical issues with Tim Sutton's drama Dark Night focusing on the aftermath of the 2012 cinema shooting in Colorado, while Stephanie Soechtig's Under the Gun looks at the firearms problem in the US and the polarized debate that surrounds it.

Some changes in domiciliary care spend based on reassessing current needs, across the trusts.

Without waiting for the law, work will begin on reassessing the 19,000 drugs now authorized in France, of which 12,000 are on the market.

Since then, as the process of reassessing people on incapacity benefit has accelerated, a report from coroners' courts have revealed a number of cases in which benefits-related anxieties are mentioned as a contributory factor to a person's suicide.

They have been watered down from previous proposals that included suggestions that a third party, such as a regulator, appoint auditors.The sharpest criticism of the reform is that it is barking up the wrong tree by focusing on independence instead of reassessing what audits are for.

We went on to reassess the prior claim that knobs reduce recombination in wild-type lines (Kikudome 1959; Rhoades and Dempsey 1966).

Since osteoarthritis is one of the most common reasons for primary care consultation in Spain, with a significant socioeconomic cost of around 511 million Euros per year [ 39], it seems reasonable that clinical and hospital management strategies should adopt criteria for selecting candidates and for reassessing patients on waiting lists.

Finally, the DWP has insisted on continually reassessing successful claims.