Sentence examples for reconsidered to avoid from inspiring English sources
During a planning workshop it became clear there was a risk of subtle conflicts in priorities and initiatives already underway needed to be reconsidered, to avoid confusing other stakeholders or diluting resources further.
Since controversy exists about the pathogenesis of this tumor, it was thought that the current diagnostic terms of fibroleiomyomatous hamartoma or benign metastasizing leiomyoma should be reconsidered to avoid misleading diagnoses.
Thus, the post-Haiyan mangrove enhancement practices which still insist to prefer Rhizophora as the main taxa for planting, must be seriously reconsidered to avoid similar fate, taking into account the wind exposure - growth and forest architecture dynamics, as Haiyan uniquely demonstrated in this paper.
Now some people who know him wonder whether he will go ahead with plans to leave soon or reconsider, to avoid looking as if he was pushed.
Lessons learned from the failures and successes of family planning and polio campaigns are worth reconsidering to avoid such a backlash, especially as the Swachh Bharat Mission moves into its most critical end phase.
The makers of the animal crackers initially refuse to honor the prize because the contest ended a number of years ago, but when Homer is injured by the sharp corner of the box, they reconsider, to avoid a lawsuit.
And the movement of passengers cannot be impeded — transit officials occasionally urge campaigns to reconsider a location to avoid pileups.
Mr. Fahrenkopf has urged the campaign to reconsider its decision to avoid the commission's debates, and he is optimistic that a deal will eventually be reached.
Those pressures could force MPs opposed to the deal to reconsider their position to avoid further political and economic pain, and eventually back for the deal in a revote.
So will he stand against the Revolutionary Guards and say that Iran must reconsider its calculations to avoid losing in Syria and to realign itself, after sanctions are lifted in the event of a nuclear deal?
A more experienced case worker might have granted indefinite leave to remain before the intervention of Mr Blunkett's office, to avoid reconsidering it on appeal.
