Sentence examples for reconsider whether it was from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, former defence secretary Liam Fox said the UK should reconsider whether it was "acceptable" to give aid money to "states which allow treatment such as that handed out to Meriam Ibrahim".

"I would say that women should reconsider whether it's really necessary to use supplements.

The current unemployment rate of 6.1percentt is not alarming, and we should reconsider whether it is worth it to spend $700 billion to bring it down to 5.9percentt.

If the audience is fractured across five different apps and I have to go through a ton of work to post to them all, I sometimes reconsider whether it's worth disrupting life in the present in order to show off to my friends.

Judge Breyer directed the government to review all the material it had withheld and to reconsider whether it could be properly exempted from public disclosure.

DAMAC drew a distinction between its partner's business and political interests, but declined to say explicitly whether it was reconsidering the partnership.

When asked to comment on Trump's recent remarks, DAMAC drew a distinction between its partner's business and political interests, but declined to say explicitly whether it was reconsidering the partnership.

The Competition Commission is to reconsider whether it can ban Eurotunnel from running cross-Channel ferries following a legal challenge.

O'Brien said if a city hearing officer and potentially a King County judge find that the lease violates Seattle's land-use rules, the port could be forced to reconsider whether it wants to grant the lease.

Janus Capital also said it was reconsidering whether it would provide weekly data to AMG. "We want to be consistent in the information we provide," a spokeswoman said.

By understanding each and every amendment, whether it is retained, abandoned, reconsidered or re-amended, we will better understand 'what worked' and why at an individual site.