"Over and over we revisit decisions before they're on the site," said Scott Plagenhoef, the editor in chief.
(d) This Court declines to revisit decisions such as Fong Foo, Smith, Rumsey, and Smalis v. Pennsylvania, 476 U. S. 140.
The groups where everything is harder, where you revisit decisions, move slowly, are confused about the direction, and dread the politics.
But the prosecutors in the second case decided not to revisit decisions made by other prosecutors before the first trial, apparently never reviewing the materials gathered by the S.E.C. to determine whether they contained exculpatory evidence.
The court could revisit decisions on reproductive rights such as Roe v Wade or Planned Parenthood v Casey, or accelerate the weakening of voting rights that was enabled by Shelby County v Holder.
Moreover, we find that the adaptation strategies are indispensable not only because of climate change but also because of the development of the forest biological system over time and the need to revisit decisions.
Care providers should support women to be actively involved, identify their preferences and underlying motives, take time to process and revisit decisions, and respect women's autonomy.
After looking into the matter, the Chronicle's editor Bill Horne would only say "we stand by the accuracy, and fairness, of Robin's reporting and are not inclined to revisit decisions Robin and her editors made here with regard to what to include or exclude from those stories in 2003" (Bill Horne to Dreger, p.e.c., August 15, 2006).
He was stubborn about revisiting decisions, hating to appear irresolute.
By contrast, when Diane Sawyer asked Rumsfeld last week if he ever revisited decisions that cost lives, he blandly replied, "Well, you know, in a war, many things cost lives".
