Sentence examples for reconsider the current from inspiring English sources

I would ask you to please reconsider the current approach and work with us to develop a stable, coherent approach to assessment".

Rasmussen said the consortium had ruled out a hostile bid, but appealed to S&N shareholders to press their board to reconsider the current offer.

Howard called for a pause of about a month after a vote to leave to allow the EU to reconsider the current deal.

To reconsider the current mass production paradigm and to increase the added value of products, largely from knowledge and services, we have examined services from an engineering perspective.

Tillerson added that he hoped the entire world, including China and Russia, would now be able to persuade North Korea to "reconsider the current pathway they are on and consider engaging in a dialogue about a different future".

They are bad at rehabilitating "normal" prisoners, and they usually make mentally ill people iller still.The problem has got bad enough for some politicians to reconsider the current tough policy, and try to divert non-violent mentally ill offenders away from prisons.

41 Two-way communication provides physicians with feedback and improves clinical reasoning, 42 regardless of whether the patient provides confirmatory information (in support of the physician's hypothesis) or contradictory information (that may require reconsidering the current hypothesis).

The Danish films from the soon-defunct Dogme group made us reconsider the technique of current mainstream cinema and it may well be that this California syrup of Figgis may prove a useful intellectual purgative.

The dramatic increase of Improvised Explosive Device (IED) related injuries has stimulated many studies to reconsider the design of the current state-of-the-art vehicle and body protective equipment.

However by investing in fossil fuels they are working against some of their own goals, so I would urge them to reconsider the wisdom of their current policy and make a Wellcome change".

The decision will now be reconsidered by the current Justice Secretary or referred to the Supreme Court.