Sentence examples for reconsider its judgment from inspiring English sources

But the supreme court ordered the lower court to reconsider its judgment.

[29] That means asking the trial court to reconsider its judgment based on new facts or law.

After the posthumous production of The Tales of Hoffmann, The Times partially reconsidered its judgment, writing, "Les Contes de Hoffmann [will] confirm the opinion of those who regard him as a great composer in every sense of the word".

The position now is that the Supreme Court is mulling over a "curative" petition to reconsider its own judgment, a process which could take years.

It stated that it would reconsider its position if new information became available (National Health Medical Research Council NHMRC 2005).

He even sent a letter to the NSF exhorting it to reconsider its "political science" grants.

It must reconsider its decision to make Asia a lesser priority in foreign policy.

The ECB said it could still reconsider its decision on credit levels.

This month, General Motors said it might need to reconsider its presence in South Korea if the conflict intensified.

Having lost repeatedly in court, it might have to reconsider its tactics.

It urged the government to "reconsider its stance on this issue".