Sentence examples for reconsider a proposal from inspiring English sources

There is already a "yellow card" under which the commission has to reconsider a proposal if at least a third of national parliaments object.

Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott called on the Japanese government today to reconsider a proposal to reduce its financial support for American troops in Japan.

This month, Kentucky's horse racing regulators prepared to reconsider a proposal that would phase out race-day use of the drug furosemide, which is marketed as Lasix or Salix, in graded or listed stakes races in the state.

The State Thruway Authority will reconsider a proposal to increase tolls because of strong opposition from Gov. George E. Pataki, the State Legislature and business groups, the governor said yesterday.

A City Hall task force is urging the Board of Elections to reconsider a proposal by four Democratic mayoral candidates to loosen the vote-counting rules for Tuesday's Democratic primary, participants in the talks said yesterday.

In a January 2010 letter, he urged the chief of the State Water Resources Control Board to reconsider a proposal that would curtail the ability of vineyards to use river water to feed extensive sprinkler systems designed to prevent frost from damaging grape vines, a practice some blame for recent area fish kills.

No doubt soothing the hearts of X-Game types everywhere, Cape May officials are apparently reconsidering a proposal that would ban the mere carrying of skateboards in public places.

The decision to recess came shortly before 3 P.M. as negotiations, already complex, grew even more confused when Senate Republicans agreed to reconsider a Democratic proposal that they had rejected less than 24 hours before.

With full shelf life data on all registration and commercial validation lots in-hand, Pfizer will ask the FDA to reconsider a lean stability proposal for future annual commitment lots and variations (Langer et al., 2016).

The commission also pressed member states to avoid these lengthy deadlocks in the future by reconsidering a 3-year-old proposal to reform the union's GM authorization procedures.

The leaders failed to reconsider in public a proposal calling on Saddam Hussein to go into exile, although the idea first broached several days ago by the United Arab Emirates was the buzz of the corridors.