Sentence examples for reconsidering the use of from inspiring English sources
Officials at the city's Education Department have said they are open to reconsidering the use of polystyrene trays, but have expressed concerns about cost.
High oil prices have manufacturers and big retailers reconsidering the use of so much plastic, and some are aggressively looking for cheaper substitutes.
[Page C4.] U.S. Pressed on Web Wiretapping In a letter to Attorney General John Ashcroft, Representative Dick Armey of Texas, the House majority leader, asks whether the Justice Department and the F.B.I are reconsidering the use of the Internet wiretapping technology formerly known as Carnivore.
White House officials said the new strategy would include the option of reconsidering the use of nuclear retaliation against a biological attack, if the development of such weapons reached a level that made the United States vulnerable to a devastating strike.
Prisons have been slowly reconsidering the use of solitary confinement, particularly within the past year: In September, California agreed to drastically scale back its use, including an end to indefinite isolation; three months later, New York promised to rehouse about 1,000 solitary confinement prisoners into less isolated units.
Such a biomarker would provide a strong rationale for reconsidering the use of DAA in a selected population of patients with severe sepsis.
It is time to reconsider the use of the tests in key stage three, GCSE and A-level.
Mr. Merrell said concerns about the new version may lead Southern Baptists to reconsider the use of the old version as well.
One proposal Don suggests to help the Soil Association reach a wider audience is to reconsider the use of the term "organic".
The Farra attack so upset the presidents of Afghanistan and Pakistan that during their recent visit to Washington they asked President Obama to reconsider the use of Predator strikes altogether.
The problems come when they are used for longer periods of time…Regulatory agencies should reconsider the use of these agents as over-the-counter drugs".
