Sentence examples for reassess plans from inspiring English sources

The compromise agreed by Valcke and Scudamore yesterday enables the Premier League to back down with some dignity intact, and buys it time to reassess plans.

It is understood that 3-2 defeat is one of a number of factors – including ongoing player disenchantment – causing the Old Trafford hierarchy to reassess plans for the future under Van Gaal.

The authority reassessed plans to see if there were any alternatives.

A council has been refused permission to take legal action against the government for not reassessing plans to build a rail depot on greenbelt land.

For the companies that signed IPOP, criticism of the pledge pressured them to reassess their plans.

However, the failure of Copenhagen required the new carbon finance industry to reassess its plans.

Its warning is an excellent chance for the chancellor to reassess his plans.

Rosoff also admitted that the win was likely to make her reassess her plans to stop writing for children.

In doing so, Mr. Fisher, a Democrat, has altered the political landscape in Brooklyn and has caused the Democratic aspirants in an already crowded field to reassess their plans.

It was Hurricane Katrina, which did not come anywhere near Connecticut, that prompted state, local and emergency officials to reassess their plans.

Before the 2016 vote, Nissan warned that leaving the European Union could force the company to reassess its plans for its plant in Sunderland, in the north of England.