Sentence examples for revisit the terms from inspiring English sources

It seems clear that the international community may well need to revisit the terms of aid.

It would be a terrible precedent, it is argued, to revisit the terms of agreements made under different circumstances.

The episode "negates the progress made by the two countries on improving relations and forces Pakistan to revisit the terms of engagement," Ms. Khar was quoted as saying.

There is pressure to revisit the terms of AGOA when it comes up for renewal in 2015, amid grumbling that some countries, such as South Africa, have offered better trade terms to Europe, for instance, putting American firms at a disadvantage.

However, public debates as well as the scientific literature suggest the need to revisit the terms and definitions used to refer to CAM practitioners, therapies, and products that have framed research and practice to date [ 1- 6].

In return, he received a seat on a charter revision commission that is to revisit the term limits issue in 2010 and submit it again to the voters in a referendum.

Lest we forget the virus that ravishes lives, spares a lucky few, we must also revisit the term Africa Rising, Ebola's ugly face has shown us that Africa and Africans have yet to rise when and where it really matters.

Irish opposition parties want to revisit the bailout terms.

But there is little appetite to revisit the bailout terms in Europe.

Lastly, we revisit the long-term debate of describing new species within the T. cruzi taxon.

The Charter Revision Commission was formed, in part, to revisit the issue of term limits after the City Council unilaterally extended the eligibility of city elected officials, primarily themselves, from two to three four-year terms.