Sentence examples for revisit issues from inspiring English sources

Experts say that Germany is highly unlikely to want to revisit issues of reparations with Greece, since other countries would be likely to make similar claims.

But getting Judge Ambrosio to revisit issues that were decided by Justice Garson -- child custody, say, or division of property -- has proven mostly fruitless, some litigants say.

Subject to participants' agreement, interviews will be repeated on an annual basis to revisit issues discussed in previous years and to discuss any developments in the operationalisation of the DF role since the start of the study.

Current classificatory systems need to revisit issues of setting the threshold for depressive disorders both in terms of duration and persistence of symptoms, as well as with regard to the number of symptoms required to qualify for a diagnosis.

This was seen as an opportunity to revisit issues that had been discussed by parents at the first visit and to talk in-depth about aspects of asthma relevant to them.

The new estimate revisits issues raised by the intelligence council in less formal assessments in January 2003, the officials said.

There was a suspicion at this early stage that Wainwright was revisiting issues that she had already dealt with in more complexity in her ITV series Scott & Bailey.

So starts the report, The Postdoctoral Experience Revisited, issued today by the U.S. National Academies.

During the observed exams, many PCPs were able to take the time to revisit preventive issues several times.

Two new studies revisit the issues at Nasdaq.

But he said the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, an independent agency, would revisit the issues after the problems in Japan.