Sentence examples for serious revisiting from inspiring English sources
She urged "a serious revisiting" of the regulation now in place.
But if Carter is serious about revisiting the ban on transgender troops, he also needs to turn his attention to another issue: how the Defense Department responds to transgender veterans who need to update official military records to reflect their new gender.
Kennedy said: "We've devoted serious time and attention to revisiting the origins of Star Wars as inspiration for our process on the new movie, and I'm thrilled that returning to the UK for production and utilising the incredible talent there can be a part of that.
Please address as many of these suggestions as possible when revisiting your paper for serious consideration for publication.
Physicians and public emphasize the avoidance of serious complications, so progress here requires not merely revisiting the wording of guidance, but support for an alternative action: training and dissemination to encourage prompt referral of suspected mastoiditis to specialists.
Epstein admits that re-reading many childhood favorites can be disappointing, but found upon revisiting Tunis that his books are "pretty serious, and I was utterly absorbed in them".
The difficulties that face both the subjective probability view of fitness and the probabilistic propensity definitions of fitness are serious enough to make the notion of "ecological fitness" worth revisiting.
First, there is never a bad time to revisit a serious violation of international humanitarian law, and the ongoing denial of the basic human rights of 1.6 million people.
He courted disaster by revisiting a country in which he had previously been charged with a serious crime.
Page A15 YOUTH CRIME LAW REVISITED Colorado is revisiting a law that gives prosecutors the power to charge youths as adults in serious crimes without first getting approval from a judge.
Nearly 20 years later, Colorado is revisiting a law that gives prosecutors the power to charge youths as adults in serious crimes without first getting approval from a judge.
