Sentence examples for reconsider the rules from inspiring English sources

Fifty-eight senators recently signed a letter asking Mr. Bush to reconsider the rules.

The world has changed, with dozens of cable channels and endless Internet sites, and it makes sense to reconsider the rules.

Foreign computer makers learned of the directive just three weeks ago and have been asking the Chinese government to reconsider the rules.

"If one of the major beneficiaries of the world trading system engages in a pattern of refusing to play by the same rules as everyone else, then we should reconsider the rules that we apply to that country," he said.

A federal appeals court ordered the Federal Communications Commission to reconsider the rules it issued last summer making it easier for large media companies to expand and enter new markets.

A federal appeals court on Thursday dealt a setback to the nation's largest media companies by ordering the Federal Communications Commission to reconsider the rules it issued last summer, easing the way for them to grow and enter new markets.

The court sided with environmental groups, ruling that while the Environmental Protection Agency could reconsider the rule, it did not have the authority to implement the 90-day delay while it looked to rewrite it, The Post's Juliet Eilperin and Steven Mufson reported.

Meanwhile, a 10-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit in September 2016 heard oral arguments on the case, but did not issue a ruling before the Trump administration took office and requested time to reconsider the rule.

Two months after taking over the CFPB, Mulvaney said the bureau would reconsider the rule, which had already been finalized.

Lawyers for the department indicated in court filings earlier this month that they planned to reconsider the rule.

While many agree that the rule is well-intentioned, Democrats and Republicans in Congress, along with consumer advocates, had urged the Labor Department to reconsider the rule.