Sentence examples for reassessment of rules from inspiring English sources

Andrew Jay Schwartzman, the head of Media Access Project, one of the groups that brought the case — and the lead lawyer for those groups — acknowledged that the ruling did little more than "bounce the issue back to the F.C.C.," which will include it in the reassessment of rules that the commission is mandated to make every four years.

In other words, is Batman undergoing a significant reassessment of his rules and his responsibilities, to the extent he questions his previous decisions and actions with Ra's, and perhaps is growing to feel guilty?

In "Nassau Begins the Process of Tax Reassessment" [Oct.

The Environmental Protection Agency announced that it would not issue a reassessment of an air pollution rule by Aug. 17, as President Bush ordered it to do this spring.

"We're here sooner than we thought," says Insoo Hyun, a bioethicist at the School of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, and co-author of a commentary in Nature this week calling for a reassessment of the 14-day rule.

And there was a reassessment of the WWI poets.

The move has set off a debate within the agency about whether the changes are a reasonable reassessment of the hazards of flight or whether they jettison long-established rules to justify getting back to space quickly.

He suggests a reassessment of holdings at least quarterly.

His disclosure prompted a reassessment of his songwriting.

But changing circumstances often require a reassessment of those commitments.

But that requires an intense reassessment of our national priorities.