Sentence examples for revisiting plans from inspiring English sources

While it is unclear whether regulators will tighten rules for big banks in the wake of JPMorgan's $2 billion trading loss, some lawmakers already are revisiting plans to temper oversight of Wall Street.

While it is unclear whether regulators will tighten the Volcker Rule, which aims to prevent banks from trading with their own money, some lawmakers are already revisiting plans to temper oversight of Wall Street.

Emulating these achievements means revisiting planning education.

Pushback by protesters forced officials to revisit plans for relocations and compensation.

Costco, the retail megastore that sells bulk goods at discounted prices, has revisited plans to build a supermarket at the former site of the 14th Street Armory.

The home secretary, Theresa May, has told the House of Commons that she will not revisit plans to extradite Sheffield Hallam student Richard O'Dwyer to the US on copyright charges, saying the decision had "already been taken".

The revisited plan may suggest that significant new finance is required, or that the business is generating more cash than it requires.

All of which has led some economists to revisit plan A. Why not cut short-term rates even further?

Identify management actions to achieve the stated objective under each scenario; Prioritize management actions; Implement priority actions; and Monitor action effectiveness and progress toward objectives; adjust ineffective actions or revisit planning as needed.

Step 3. Identify management actions to achieve the stated objective under each scenario; Step 4. Prioritize management actions; Step 5. Implement priority actions; and Step 6. Monitor action effectiveness and progress toward objectives; adjust ineffective actions or revisit planning as needed.

Yet, due to the global economic crisis and after revisiting transport plans and requirements for grid connected vehicles [27], the plan was amended to offer PRT only as a pilot scheme, but there is still a commitment to deliver a public transport fleet serving the city centre which will only use 'clean' energy [28, 29].