Sentence examples for to reconsider staging from inspiring English sources

But the Israel Festival committee was this week asked by the government and the Knesset to reconsider staging the concert.

Donnelly repeatedly asked Rexnord to reconsider, staging press conferences about the plight of its workers.

The use of "ultra-stading" by multiple section or exhaustion of the block, can lead to reconsider a stage N0 to N1 as a point, if the analysis technique remains in HES.

We feel that there is a need to reconsider the third stage of economic and monetary union, and to reflect again on the effects which are being produced in some national economies and societies.

Each expert was asked to reconsider their original ratings from stage 2 in the light of this new information.

His answers were more considered, but he was also clearly anxious and frequently stopped to reconsider his responses, admitting at one stage: "I was nearly in tears then".

The tour was financially successful and well-attended (being seen by perhaps as many as six million fans worldwide), but the poor critical reception of the album and tour led Bowie to not only abandon plans for other elaborate stage shows, but to reconsider his own motivations for making music.

If you find any member too difficult to work with during the drafting stage, you may want to reconsider forming a partnership with this person.

It is time to reconsider the use of the tests in key stage three, GCSE and A-level.

The implications extend far beyond the magician's stage, and should cause us to reconsider our perceptions of personal will.

Now Mark Rylance, most quicksilver of stage presences, has set out radically to reconsider one of the most familiar of roles.