Sentence examples for reconsider rules from inspiring English sources

The committee would then reconsider rules that have generated the most criticism.

A1 Rethinking Privacy Rules Health Secretary Tommy G. Thompson said he would delay and reconsider rules that President Bill Clinton issued in late December to protect medical record privacy.

Tommy G. Thompson, the new secretary of health and human services, said today that he would delay and reconsider rules that President Bill Clinton issued in late December to protect the privacy of people's medical records.

Regional governments are starting to reconsider rules and offer workarounds.

"If one of the major beneficiaries of the world trading system engages in a pattern of refusing to play by the same rules as everyone else, then we should reconsider the rules that we apply to that country," he said.

Fifty-eight senators recently signed a letter asking Mr. Bush to reconsider the rules.

We urge the city to reconsider these rules, and we also urge community gardeners to make their voices heard.

Foreign computer makers learned of the directive just three weeks ago and have been asking the Chinese government to reconsider the rules.

Last June, a federal appeals court in Philadelphia ordered the commission to reconsider its rules, issued last year, that would ease the way for media companies to grow.

But Mr. Haven, whose group had formally asked the commission to reconsider its rules, said he would have preferred "if the lines were a little clearer".

The world has changed, with dozens of cable channels and endless Internet sites, and it makes sense to reconsider the rules.