Sentence examples for reconsider aspects from inspiring English sources

It may also cause other countries to reconsider aspects of their own regulations.

The American delegation has insisted repeatedly that there be no new talks to reconsider aspects of the 1992 framework treaty.

Nancy Gertner, discussed whether the law should reconsider aspects of responsibility and punishment in light of new science about self-control.

Without explanation, the State Supreme Court voted 4 to 3 to reconsider aspects of its order in September that the state spend more to end disparities between rich and poor school districts.

Sacked Abbott minister senator Eric Abetz blamed the super policy, in part, for the party's shock result saying: "I for one will be advocating that we reconsider aspects of it, clearly it has hurt our core constituency, those people who have scrimped and saved for their retirement".

On June 5, 2017, two days after companies were supposed to begin monitoring methane leaks, Pruitt announced that the E.P.A. would be reconsidering aspects of the rule, and would stay enforcement for ninety days.

The question now is how we can persuade all businesses to reconsider all aspects of their supply chains, look again at how they engage with markets and consumers and bring forward the kinds of strategies that will deliver a net positive impact for both people and Nature.

The very early and widespread expression of our transgene product forces us to reconsider certain aspects of Plp gene regulation.

"I for one would be advocating we reconsider some aspects of it," he said.

A brilliant and masterful work that forces one to reconsider essential aspects of modernities, obsessions, and representations.

Catherine, who's on her third marriage, is the most outwardly content of the group, but the trip downriver (during which she discovers a lump in her breast) is prompting her to reconsider certain aspects of her life as well.