Sentence examples for reconsidering policy from inspiring English sources

Regulators at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration are currently reconsidering policy on BPA (U.S. FDA 2009).

Reconsidering policies in light of new facts is not surrender; it is a necessary awakening to the dire need for a realistic re-evaluation of policies and strategies, to replace the principle of attrition with the principle of stopping the bleeding.

Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, has said there were no limits as to how far the ECB could go to try to increase inflation, and it will reconsider policy next month.

While we can be thankful we are not now experiencing the high inflation rates of the 1970s that urgently introduced inflation indexing into fiscal policies, we may want to reconsider policy thresholds and how they relate to the labor market fundamentals.

Spanjer posted a letter on Facebook that the ACLU sent to the district "politely" asking it to reconsider policy.

Tariq Ramadan Brownn should pledge to reconsider policies that divide the communities that make up British society.

[C3.] ADDRESSING FOOD CRISIS Ahead of a food summit in Rome, the United Nations suggested that countries might need to reconsider policies that encourage the production of biofuels.

The report, by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, suggests that countries might need to reconsider policies that encourage the production of ethanol and other biofuels.

That may just be an initial bargaining position that could change as Russia's acting president, Vladimir Putin, reconsiders policies inherited from Boris Yeltsin.

The group sang songs and urged assembly members to reconsider policies that would hurt and disfranchise the most vulnerable members of the state.

The school district is now reconsidering its policy.