Sentence examples for propose to reconsider from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we propose to reconsider the 10% cut-off limit.

We show that it is not only hard to accurately quantify the correctness of Peto's assumptions, but also that the hypotheses are rarely valid, and therefore we propose to reconsider the legitimacy of Peto's paradox.

Consolidated Edison will scrap its proposed $7.5 billion buyout of Northeast Utilities unless Connecticut regulators agree before the end of the month to reconsider proposed restrictions on the merger, or unless Northeast shareholders accept a lower offer, according to analysts.

Last month Mr Pickles proposed reopening the inquiry, looking to reconsider proposals for the depot in Park Street alongside a similar scheme at Colnbrook, near Slough.

The charity said there was no "silver bullet" to address the financial struggles faced by cancer patients, but called on the Government to reconsider proposed changes to the Welfare Reform and Work Bill that would reduce benefits of cancer patients who are unable or in need of help getting back to work by around £30 a week.

Two US privacy groups have asked Facebook to reconsider proposed changes to its terms of service that they say violate commitments to protect users.

WASHINGTON -– A group of United Nations experts on human rights is urging the World Bank to reconsider proposed revisions to its safeguards for development projects.

Staff urged the director general to reconsider a proposed 1% annual growth cap on pensionable salaries.

The chancellor implored lawmakers to reconsider a proposed $84 million cut from the current school year's budget, saying the move could "really wreak havoc".

A broad coalition, including conservative Republicans and liberal Democrats and many in between, has joined the industry appeal, with 205 members of the House alone signing a letter this month to the Medicare administrator asking her to reconsider the proposed cut.

Representative Charles B. Rangel and a number of city officials urged President Bush yesterday to reconsider a proposed change to Medicaid that could cost the city's public hospital network millions of dollars in annual financing.