He also urged the minister to reconsider the trigger point for parental intervention, replacing the need for an annual meeting of parents and governors.
Putnam's reasons (the alleged self-refutation of the meaning criterion) are still different from those surveyed above and will be discussed when we return to reconsider the very point of the Circle's campaign against metaphysics (see section 3.6 below).
Judge Bonnie Leadbetter of Commonwealth Court on Thursday agreed to reconsider the 1 percentage point increase in the earned income tax that she ordered last month.
If you show that there is strong consistency with your learning materials (lectures and notes) and what you wrote, then ask the professor if they will reconsider reducing the point deduction or the grade itself.
I think they will at some point reconsider the racecourse speeds that left three of the Beethoven's four movements panting for breath.
Each summer, over two three-day weekends, a particular composer "and his world" (no her, thus far) is reconsidered to the point of benign obsession.
At this point, we can reconsider the common reluctance to see the cell as a computer.
Today, with theism rapidly losing ground across Europe and among Americans as well, we could stand to reconsider this point.
Two pivotal studies led researchers to reconsider that point.
We reconsider the basic formulation of second-order, two-point, Sturm-Liouville-type boundary value problems on time scales.
