Sentence examples for rethinking the plan from inspiring English sources

At the end of 2010, the new coalition government appeared to be rethinking the plan, with cuts to subsidies for larger scale systems.

In an interview with USA Today, he said he was rethinking the plan and would do so more seriously if Obama or anyone else from the government were to approach him directly.

It's wise for the company to be rethinking the plan to ensure it doesn't leave users exposed or hurt its reputation by launching without adequate protection.

The developer Time Equities is rethinking the plans for its approximately 62-story condominium at 50 West Street.

While rethinking the plans will delay the original rebuilding schedule slightly, it does not need to stall progress if the governor keeps the pressure on the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

She added: "While the decision is undoubtedly welcome and emphasises the clear failings seen with this scheme, attention must now turn to rethinking the planned wider rollout in October until reassurances can be provided that the delays seen in the past are not repeated in the future".

We were thinking of the Melbourne Cup but we might have to rethink the plan.

But Grillo, according to Saunds, sent a letter stating that money was not available to acquire any additional land or rethink the plan.

Nine former ministers have rebelled, along with about 50 Labour backbenchers, demanding the government rethink the plan, announced at the Labour conference.

But if the station has sentimental value, and the cost has people concerned, it may well be the majestic trees of Schlossgarten that will force the powers-that-be to rethink the plan.

"Is it the dynamism of Times Square or a corridor of empty office buildings that could look like any ordinary city in America?" Mr. Tompkins added that he hoped the city would rethink the plan.