Sentence examples for reconsideration whether from inspiring English sources

This rate is recommended to ensure maternal safety, so maybe there should be space for discussion and reconsideration whether the 15% rate is not too narrow to guarantee both maternal and fetal safety.

The court stated a new legal standard for a "tying claim" and remanded the issue to the district court for reconsideration of whether Microsoft should be found liable for "tying" its Internet Explorer to Windows.

There should be a prompt reconsideration of whether the international community cannot follow the lead of peace groups and open the Gaza Strip from the sea, in cooperation with a technocratic unity Palestinian government, to relieve the assault on the civilian population that has bred Salafist extremism.

The associations prompted the reconsideration of whether giving patients more PCP choice (say through health plan design) is an efficient or effective means of driving the healthcare market.

Legal experts differ on whether reconsideration of the issue in the Northwestern case is likely or even possible.

Mr. Werfelman said the company had not decided whether to seek reconsideration.

However, if the [privy council] does rule against us, it may open the door for a reconsideration by us as to whether we should seek to reopen previous important decisions on the mandatory death penalty decided by a narrow majority where lives were at stake".

"We are considering whether to ask for reconsideration by the panel or by the court of appeals as a whole," he said in a statement.

"Reconsideration will I hope be given to whether the present regulatory regime is appropriate having regard to the hardship it can and does produce".

The biggest question for Pakistan is whether the event prompts a reconsideration of its security strategy, which has long depended on militant proxies, including groups entwined with Al Qaeda.

Terry Lemons, a spokesman for the I.R.S., said it had no comment on either decision or whether the government would seek reconsideration of the rulings in either case.