Sentence examples for reconsider adopting from inspiring English sources

I'm sorry, but I think we need to seriously reconsider adopting foreign children.

If you see signs that the puppy is not in good health, reconsider adopting the puppy.

If you are at work all day and have little time to devote to a Pomeranian or any other dog, you may want to reconsider adopting a dog.

She said she was committed to overhauling the enforcement program and would reconsider procedures adopted during the Bush administration that make it more difficult for the enforcement staff to bring cases or levy large fines.

After a series of defeats, Christian announced he would quit the WWF, but Page persuaded him to reconsider, and adopted him as his protégé.

The government has asked the court to reconsider and to adopt the dissenting judges' position.

Mr. Lawsky also said he wanted the other insurance regulators to reconsider their commitment to adopting the new framework in its entirety, given its performance on the current test.

The Ector County School District would be wise to reconsider its decision and adopt a Bible curriculum that is objective, is pluralistic and does not advocate one religion over another.

It's an opportune moment: in October, the EU will reconsider the expiring sanctions adopted against Lukashenko and other Belarusian officials after a 2010 crackdown on the opposition and could take the chance to ease them.

The consequent decline in the front's influence is one of the most significant shifts in French politics for many years, enabling the Gaullist and centrist movements to reconsider the temptation to adopt Mr Le Pen's anti-immigration policies while relishing the front's self-destruction.

She begins to reconsider having the baby adopted, and gives Puck a chance to prove himself, but he is not reliable so she returns to her plan of giving the baby to Terri.