Sentence examples for that reconsiders from inspiring English sources

"Policymaking has to be a dynamic process that reconsiders the evidence as it comes out," Dr. Dimick said.

Under the strict-scrutiny standard, the lower court that reconsiders the Texas program is to accord it "no deference".

SDISTA is a simple model that reconsiders the time area technique using an improved approach that deals with each grid cell as a completely independent hydrologic unit.

The former is a "geographically expansive account of the rise of evolutionary theory" and the latter a book that reconsiders the European era from A.D. 400 to 1000 "using only a slender and unreliable documentary record and no narrative crutches".

The result is a new interdisciplinary interpretation of the rise of the novel in America that reconsiders the political and social aims of the genre during the fifty years following the Revolution.

This communication is an extension of a paper under revision that reconsiders the relationship between demographic ("vital") transition and urban transition by identifying the migration component of urban transition, accounting for the often neglected reclassification effect.

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.

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

"We're hoping against hope that management reconsiders its position.. . .

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

The landscaper pleaded that I reconsider.