Sentence examples for will re-examine it from inspiring English sources

It means the safer and stronger communities committee will re-examine it at a meeting to be held in public.

It will re-examine its suspension of dividends early in 2011.That desire to look strong points up the fact that, though large, the $32 billion charge may not be an end to the matter.

The controversy associated with the case prompted BYU to announce Monday that it will re-examine its procedures for dealing with victims of sexual assault.

Gleeson said she was not satisfied with Facebook's apology and hopes the company will re-examine its policies and address double standards in how it reviews photos of women.

Officers emphasize this strategy is not firmly fixed, and if the regime collapses suddenly or Mr. Hussein flees or dies, the United States will re-examine its options.

Mr. Seymour, the Port Authority official, said the agency will re-examine its agreement with Larry A. Silverstein, the developer who holds the commercial lease to the trade center site.

His lawyer, Daniel Petrocelli, will re-examine him; then comes another chance for Mr Berkowitz, and some other defence witnesses.

The Braves say they will re-examine him before Game 3 to determine if they will keep him on the roster.

Opponents of the program say they hope that the $300 million the federal government will spend this year to buy excess sugar will prompt lawmakers to re-examine it.

As the muddy waters recede, the government will re-examine how much it should spend, and where, on shoring up homes and businesses against more floods.

Beginning with public hearings on Wednesday and Thursday, the drug agency will re-examine the way it regulates over-the-counter drugs, the first such review in nearly three decades.