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The three-judge panel sent the rules back for reconsideration to the Federal Communications Commission, whose new chairman, Michael K. Powell, has voiced skepticism about the concentration rules.

In 2004, the International Court of Justice in The Hague ruled for Mr. Leal and other Mexican inmates on death row in the United States, saying that American courts must grant "review and reconsideration" to claims that their cases had been hurt by the failure of the local authorities to allow them to contact consular officials.

What happens to the people who don't have that help?" A DWP spokeswoman says the department is unable to provide any statistics for mandatory reconsiderations, including how many people have their initial decisions overturned or how long people are waiting for the reconsideration to be made.

NextWave then appealed for reconsideration to the FCC.

This article gives a reconsideration to the existing T-spline definitions, and proposes a set of redesigned data models which have much more understanding conveniences to both human and computer.

Findings suggest the software provided support for high-performance collaboration when teams moved toward their targets and when negotiating to achieve a single plan outcome, but the urban growth areas and or housing densities established through policy are likely in need of reconsideration to accommodate population growth.

Given the importance of body fat as an outcome measure, this should include reconsideration as to the methods of body fat measurement.

This study has stimulated reconsideration as to avoid the use of numerical scores for peer and self-assessment as part of the overall student grade during PBL tutorials.

Increasing awareness of the potential for overtreatment is leading to a reconsideration of the approach to DCIS, especially for low-to-intermediate grade DCIS, and a shift to explore chemoprevention as an alternative.

"This board action seeks to vacate the retirees' rights to reconsideration and that places a new burden on the retirees to reapply for what was awarded more than a decade ago".

The news of the Australian submarine's success was one of the factors that led to Birdwood's reconsideration and was relayed to the soldiers ashore to improve morale.