Sentence examples for reconsider the changes from inspiring English sources

A petition, already signed by more than 50,000 people, has been launched by English teacher Mary Stevens asking Gove to reconsider the changes.

The hope is that enough will join in to impact the workload and delivery times, in order to force Instacart to reconsider the changes.

I hope the executives reconsider the changes.

With its large fan base, Disney has been a reputable empire for years, and one can only hope they will reconsider the changes on this new disability policy.

Based on the considerable number of patients in our cohort whose disease was differently staged by the sixth or the seventh editions of TNM classification, previous studies using the sixth edition for staging should reconsider the changes of the seventh edition prior to comparison with new data emerging from treatment of patients with perihilar cholangiocarcinoma.

But the government has refused to reconsider the change, even though its failed policies have delivered a stalled economy with rising unemployment, with many more employers now cutting hours rather than offering extra shifts.

SMC today called on the U.K. government to reconsider the change and at least exempt scientists.

U.N. Questions New Rules Proposed for Iraqi Charter A United Nations spokesman said newly adopted rules for the coming Iraqi constitutional referendum appeared to violate accepted international standards for elections, and United Nations officials pressured Iraq's Kurdish and Shiite legislators to reconsider the rule change.

The player may reconsider the play, change, or retract it; however, once he or she pushes the button to stop his or her timer and start the opponent's, the move is set.

The February 2009 EU Czech presidency conference Parental Childcare and the Employment Policy brought together demographers, family policy experts, and advocacy organizations to reconsider the issue, particularly changes in policy which might encourage mothers to stay at home with young children.

Tom Neltner, the co-chairman of the national toxics committee of the Sierra Club, one of the groups that sued, said the E.P.A. had agreed to reconsider the exemptions and propose changes.