Sentence examples for reconsider the need from inspiring English sources
He urged the university to reconsider the need for a hotel in the zipper building.
Judge Ellis added that he might reconsider the need to call Mr. Pelton during the week after other witnesses testified.
More important, the American economic recovery is causing the Federal Reserve to reconsider the need for the stimulus measures that have fueled the boom in places like India and Turkey.
As one of the final compromises that led to passage of the legislation, the lawmakers and the administration agreed that instead of repeal, the F.C.C. would conduct reviews every two years to reconsider the need for the rule.
I believed if the public, particularly the American public, could see this it could spark a debate on the military and our foreign policy in general [that] might cause society to reconsider the need to engage in counter-terrorism while ignoring the human situation of the people we engaged with every day".
Here we return to the problem of parallel simulation for nonlinear structured population and predator prey models and reconsider the need for parallelization given the improvement in computation hardware and software.
The increasing acceptance and use of "terminal sedation" [ 25] in end-of-life care makes it necessary to scrutinize guidelines, which may help to continuously consider and reconsider the needs and wishes of patients and surrogates, as well as intentions and concerns of caregivers.
But many traditional donors are now openly reconsidering the need for, and role of, foreign aid.
The responses obtained, particularly clear in the main spring used for water supply, and the persistence of part of the tracer in the injection zone, pose reconsidering the need for their protection.
"In the light of the findings from the evaluation of the pilot we are sure that ministers will be reconsidering the need for the phonics test for six-year-olds.
Mr. Snyder, a Republican, was expected to make a decision in a matter of days on whether to reconsider the city's need for an emergency manager.
