Sentence examples for reconsider the project from inspiring English sources

It needs to reconsider the project entirely.

And despite recent pleas directed at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh from British members of Parliament urging him to reconsider the project, news of the plant's progress builds by the day.

To illustrate our arguments, we reconsider the project system from the organizational perspective.

Her group presented an area town council with a petition with more than 150 signatures asking them to reconsider the project.

That year, there were plans to widen Route 67 from Mapleview Street to Dye Road; however, when threatened with a lawsuit from Save Our Forests and Ranchlands, SANDAG agreed to "reconsider" the project.

He's not without GOP support: Rep. John Mica (R-Fla)., chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, has pushed Scott to reconsider the project, stressing that private business may be willing to help the state cover its $280-million piece of the costs.

He said his move was a business decision, prompting many to reconsider the projected death of newspapers.

At one point, the stock exchange, which had been pushing hard, went quiet, leading some participants to believe that it was reconsidering the project.

Bond issues for nonemergency projects in Minnesota are considered only every two years, so it is unlikely that the legislature will reconsider the Guthrie project until at least 2004.

The experience led him to reconsider the whole project and when I next saw AC, this time at Club Oberon in Cambridge (which is operated by American Repertory Theatre), the whole show had evolved into something far more subtlety conceived, staying with the original vision of classical music reconceived but making it a driving dramatic show incorporating music, dance and acrobatics.

Jeff Tittel, the director of the Sierra Club in New Jersey, said state and federal officials should use the "time out" to reconsider the configuration of the project.