Sentence examples for reconsider the term from inspiring English sources

In Arizona this year, the House defeated, 37 to 22, a bill to ask voters to reconsider the term limits they approved in 1992.

Following the fact that circulant matrices can be diagonalized by DFT matrices, say F, reconsider the term E[u k u k T K k u k u k T ], remembering that a process linearly filtered by a unitary filter F for very long filters preserves its properties (see Appendix 2 for proof) at the output of the filter.

Stone's post forces Jackson to reconsider the terms of her gag order.

Disney executives acknowledged that the proposed merger changed the media landscape so much that it caused them to reconsider the terms they had previously been leaning toward accepting.

Credit Suisse is now under pressure to complete its internal review of the trades and reconsider the terms of $2 billion of subordinated bonds that it sold last week.

The Brotherhood, which was not speaking for the president, said that the attack highlighted the need to "reconsider" the terms of Egypt's treaty with Israel, which restricts the number of troops that Egypt can station in Sinai.

Cofidis, convinced that Armstrong's career (and perhaps his life) was over, told his agent while he was still in the hospital that it wanted to reconsider the terms of his contract.

The merger of two of the UK's biggest energy firms is hanging in the balance after npower and SSE said they would have to reconsider the terms of the deal because of the government's price cap and tough market conditions.

May also agreed to reconsider the terms of clause 1 of the bill, which would give her very widely drawn powers to make orders requiring internet and phone companies to hand over an individual's communications records to "relevant public authorities".

He faced a hearing to reconsider the terms of the probation, where Superior Court Judge Jack Niedrach decided Chatman did likely rob the store, which legally, was enough for the judge to revoke his original probation.

Iraqi officials have said that they are reconsidering the terms of these agreements because of the increased price of oil, a new government and other changes since the fall of Mr. Hussein's government.