Sentence examples for which reconsiders from inspiring English sources
"It is important that an independent review based on science is undertaken which reconsiders zoning boundaries to restore community confidence," he said.
After many years of failing to get into the Hall of Fame, Rizzuto was elected in 1994 by the Hall's veterans committee, which reconsiders candidates not voted in by sportswriters.
This includes a choir performance, a ritual happening and a screening of "Greeting Friends" by Paul Pescador, which reconsiders Walt Disney's famous World War II-era film "Saludos Amigos". The exhibition portion is on view through Dec. 17.
Of course, Kubzansky is working from solid material, namely Sarah B. Mantell's intriguing new play, which reconsiders Shakespeare's text from a Jewish perspective with the added element of a blistering feminist bent.
More recently, Han et al. [ 11] proposed a taxonomic structure of uncertainty in health care, which reconsiders the concept along three dimensions: (a) the source of uncertainty, (b) the substantive issue that gives rise to the uncertainty, and (c) the locus of uncertainty.
The exhibition, "FROM 199A TO 199B: LIAM GILLICK," brings together work from his pre-America days, when he and a group of Europeans set the terms of what came to be known as "relational aesthetics," which reconsidered art as something that viewers and institutions create almost as much as artists.
An accreditation, which is reconsidered every 10 years, means that an institution has met the highest industry standards.
The worldwide success of Piaf heralded a series of plays in which Gems reconsidered the lives of iconic women.
But the court has also said it will not give Mr Echegaray another reprieve, so Congress has less than six months in which to reconsider capital punishment.
Wenceslas personally tortured him with fire, after which he reconsidered and released him on an oath of secrecy regarding his treatment.
The stock market, Mr. Stern said, seems to be entering a new phase, in which investors reconsider their despairing views about the economy and corporate profits.
