"Israel seems to be tinkering with the policy of the last three years, rather than reconsidering it," she said.
It is unexpected, and perhaps unprecedented, for a scientific body to reject studies because their findings did not match a model, rather than to reconsider the model or reassess the findings from the extremely limited toxicokinetic studies that were used to generate the model.
Unlike later advice-givers like Dear Abby or Emily Post, she encouraged readers to reconsider, rather than follow, social codes.
Perhaps you aren't actually that keen to get married but you are feeling pressure from elsewhere.Marriage is a big commitment so if this is the case you may want to reconsider rather than risk regretting it.
The employment judge, Anthony Snelson, said although the case had begun, it was not too late for the parties to reconsider settling rather than continuing "taking lumps out of each other".
Colt said his first thought was to burn down the building to destroy the evidence, but reconsidered as a number of people lived in the building and rather than "cause more carnage" he reconsidered.
Rather than ask the judge, James Warren, to reconsider his decision, Terence Hallinan, the San Francisco district attorney, opted to go to the state appeals court.
After the initial 10-minute meeting – which our reporter ended by saying that she would like to reconsider his proposal rather than immediately follow him to the nearby flat for the "practical" – the man walked back to a large block of flats around the corner where he said he was staying on the fifth floor.
The spot, however, merely asks Pryor to reconsider his position, rather than outright slamming him for voting against the amendment sponsored by Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa).
This finding prompted us to reconsider a crossover rather than parallel design in future studies, such that all participants would have the opportunity to experience both intervention arms.
