To the extent that other conductors have reconsidered issues like balance, articulation, tempos and the use of string and wind vibrato, he has a point.
If collaboration and instructional time are essential requirements due to the interdisciplinary nature of the desired changes, schools may need to seriously reconsider issues of the school schedule and how the various goals of schooling are organized.
As the dust has settled a bit, Quicken's offending commercial prompted me to reconsider issues raised by Adam Mackay's film, 'The Big Short' and how we at PoL design our marketing communications.
Perhaps it is time to reconsider issues of response rates for controls in this era when there is much less openness to unsolicited telephone calls, or willingness to participate in research studies.
Successful strategies will utilize newly available tools to reconsider issues of diagnosis, assessment and analysis, facilitating the study of new treatments at early stages in the disease process at which they are most likely to yield major clinical benefits.
Susan's Dissertation, Rebel Rebels: Reconsidering the Issues of Race, Resistance, and Remembrance in "The Free State of Winston" focuses on the entangled history of the Cherokee Removal in the southeast, and the generations of mixed, Scots-Irish/ Cherokee descendants who became a neutral movement in parts of Alabama and Tennessee during the Civil War.
After reconsidering the issues, we have decided to replace the histograms in Figure 2 by cumulative probability plots, which in our view give more accurate and clear view on the distributions.
Still, after reconsidering the issue early last winter, the United States Preventive Services Task Force, a government-financed group that issues screening guidelines, continued to recommend regular mammograms for women beginning at age 40.
"Why is the court reconsidering this issue?
We should be reconsidering its issue, rather than encouraging its use.
