Sentence examples for that reconsider from inspiring English sources

If you do fear some guests might be aiming at that, reconsider whether you really want to invite them.

Most dramatically, the commission recommended greatly increasing the frequency of hearings that reconsider parole for incarcerated youth and transferring the burden of many parole revocation hearings away from the review board.

In 1982 the so-called Tazieff's law (named after the politician who promoted it) was introduced in France, a law that reconsidered the existing DRR policies.

That action seemed a rebuke of the post-election R.N.C. "autopsy" report that suggested that Republicans reconsider their opposition.

Then, on January 31st, an exhibition opened that reconsiders Moses's legacy .Robert Moses and the Modern City" contends that Moses, although a bully, is undervalued.

We were able to then take that feedback, reconsider, consider all the factors, of which that feedback was one.

As a result, Gonzales wrote: "The Secretary of State has requested that you reconsider that decision.

Nonetheless, I respectfully request that you reconsider that decision," Garcetti wrote.

We suggested that reconsidering the informed-consent procedure repeatedly during an ongoing study could be useful in order to respect the patient's rights.

"And we hope that those senators will reconsider that vote and that Mr. Watt will be confirmed in the future".

It is unlikely that the government will reconsider that proposal before elections in five states conclude in March.