Sentence examples for reconsider introducing from inspiring English sources
Niaz said the BMMA might reconsider introducing its legislation this year if the BJP comes into power.
On the eve of the Sochi Winter Games, more than 50 current and former Olympians have called on the Russian authorities to reconsider recently introduced anti-gay laws that forbid "gay propaganda" aimed at under-18s and that have led to a wave of homophobic attacks.
"Easier" here is the life equivalent of a crash mattress: if your parents can afford to pay your rent while you take an internship in the media, fund a gap year abroad while you reconsider your options, or introduce you to the chief exec they went to school with, traditional routes such as qualifications and a reliable career don't always seem a matter of life and death.
In light of these changing paradigms, it is of utter importance to reconsider security as both introduce new challenges.
Reconsider the case study introduced earlier: bovine tuberculosis in Eurasian badger populations (Godfray et al. 2013).
Instead, the SMH reconsidered the EV argument by introducing the interactive role of emotion.
The British government pulled back from an earlier plan to introduce a nationwide floor price but may reconsider its policy if Scotland's proves successful; some English councils are trying to introduce minimum pricing rules locally.
It says that the UKBA should reconsider its policy of dispersing pregnant women and introduce guidelines which ensure a full risk assessment is undertaken if dispersal is unavoidable.
Based on reconsidering Tseng et al.'s protocol without introducing TTP, we give some improvements to meet the original security and performance requirements.
Furthermore, Sintunavarat et al. [27] introduced the notion of transitive property to reconsider the Lakshmikantham and Ćirić's theorem (see [17]) without the mixed monotone property.
In the years following her endorsement of metal, she reconsidered and came around to using wood in her interiors, introducing hand-carved pieces into the Modernist paradise of glass and steel.
