It "compels historians — both those who have vilified F.D.R. and those who have sanctified him — to rethink their conclusions".
"I call on my brother from Sudan to rethink his conclusions and get hold of his emotions," said Dessima Williams of Grenada, representative of the Alliance of Small Island States, as she accepted a deal that fell far short of the islanders' hopes.
It's a moment that makes us rethink our conclusions and beliefs which immediately pulls the rug out from under the foundation of our future.
Because germband retraction fails in these embryos, it is not clear that the defects reported are due to defects in dorsal closure per se and the authors should rethink their conclusions as a consequence.
So I encourage you to rethink your conclusion that business columnists should be primarily analytic.
As one of many white people who write and teach African-American history, I urge Margolick to rethink his conclusion that he was a victim of racism.
The belief in Washington for decades was that more trade with China would be a win-win, but Trump has forced both parties to rethink that conclusion.
This paper's finding, that these bans increase conventional cigarette smoking among teens, suggests that we may need to rethink this conclusion," she said.
The 2015 Ebola outbreak in West Africa has been declared over, but we may need to rethink that conclusion.
Though Texas was forced to conduct the 2016 election under relaxed voter ID rules, the state had asked Ramos — who sits on the 5th Circuit — to rethink her conclusion that lawmakers had purposely discriminated.
Mr. Frank, like several other Democrats, also stressed that the F.B.I. had not signaled that it was rethinking the conclusions of its earlier investigation of Mrs. Clinton or even reopening it, but was assessing whether the new records contained information that was classified or relevant to that inquiry.
