Sentence examples for reconsidered before from inspiring English sources

However, five defendants were tried in absentia, and by law, their cases must be reconsidered before a court if they are captured.

"Whilst we have been told that this would create an unnecessary burden and time delay, given how regularly the Agencies use Communications Data, we nevertheless consider separation an important matter of principle and recommend that this is reconsidered before legislation is brought forward".

She was refused a life-long anonymity order, but told the issue may be reconsidered before she turns 18.

In what appears to be a peculiar move, the government said in its petition that it would like the case to be reconsidered "before a full nine-Member Court".

It needs to be reconsidered before interpreting postivity.

In such cases, all the evidence should perhaps be reconsidered before synthesis; that is, sources of heterogeneity should be explored and the test may still be applied considering a subset of more homogeneous trials.

Officials promised that Parliament would reconsider before the final decision is made.

At the National Park Service, 36 of about 500 employees have said they plan to leave — though the number could change as people reconsider before the end of the year.

His decision to stay in the race means that he now has only a few weeks to reconsider before things get even harder.

You might have considered reconsidering before you found yourself in the presence of these two, this tyrannical and ignorant monarch and the girl who agreed to marry him.

According to its own minutes, the committee gave holdouts six days to reconsider before it published their names and ordered fellow-citizens to shun and boycott them — a stern but legal measure.