Such a move could well force the smaller schools to re-evaluate whether to continue emphasizing sports — or not.
At the same time, such additional misconduct could prompt prosecutors to re-evaluate whether to revoke the deferred-prosecution agreement and force the bank to plead guilty.
A recent survey by Our Watch and Plan International found that 90% of girls aged 15 to 19 do not think they are treated equally to boys, only 14% think they have the same opportunities to get ahead in life as boys, and 41% say lack of support will make them re-evaluate whether to start a family.
The White House Correspondents Associationnowow says it is re-evaluating whether to allow opinion columnists reserved seats in the briefing room.
He told DeGeneres that he was re-evaluating whether to host the Oscars (it's unclear if that decision is up to him).
As the surprising wave of groans added up, I began asking friends, "You pay what?" They are re-evaluating whether to keep their seats.
During a discussion of Pakistan, Perry proposed that the U.S. temporarily reduce all foreign aid "to zero," before re-evaluating whether to commit funds on a case-by-case basis.
Industry experts say the losses during this severe downturn could lead many companies to re-evaluate whether they want to remain in the business of aircraft leasing and financing, and whether they would want to restructure financial instruments to minimize risk in this chaotic industry.
Lou DiBella, vice president of programming for HBO Sports, said that Byrd's lackluster performance has forced him to re-evaluate whether he wants to continue using Byrd on the network's boxing broadcasts.
Without the legislation, a Gogebic official told the paper, the company "would have to re-evaluate" whether it wanted to build the mine.
In short, I think that this case should be remanded to the District Court so that it might re-evaluate whether, in light of the entry conditions and existing competition from savings and loan and similar financial institutions, the merger can fairly be said to threaten a substantial loss of competition in the Phillipsburg-Easton area.
