Sentence examples for reconsider its role from inspiring English sources

It said with the passage of the ordinance it would have to reconsider its role in the District.

It is in this context, combined with new realities of the 21st century – including recent failures of monetary and financial regulatory policy, the rise of China, and such unattended global problems as microbial resistance to drugs and climate change – that it is time for the US to reconsider its role as a donor and supporter of international development.

After a challenging and tumultuous period of unprecedented controversies, it may now be time for the ICC to reconsider its role as well.

The Labour leader suggested he might do the same in November, calling for the UK to reconsider its role in the airstrikes, and strive for a political solution instead.

But because the surprise comes along with the implied reassurance of structural integrity (they're trees, after all), it prompts us to focus on the built environment, perhaps to reconsider its role in our everyday lives.

Encouraging more firms to provide services would again improve things: in Hong Kong seven companies provide loading services and six offer ship repairs.Finally, Portugal should reconsider its role as a port landlord.

Still, Mr. Matheson noted that the formation of the commission, whose eight members include a United Mine Workers of America safety official, Dennis O'Dell, indicates that Utah is seriously reconsidering its role in mining matters.

But Europe should reconsider its part, too.

It should be possible to appreciate this type of work in the confines of the "white cube," but the gallery as an entity has to reconsider its own role in how it exhibits and contextualizes this type of work.

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health urges the government to reconsider its decision, take a leadership role within Europe in addressing the larger crisis of unaccompanied child refugees and, for those refugee children already residing in the UK, facilitate the reunification of all children separated from family.

It is unclear whether the insurer will reconsider its stance.