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The Mets will reassess whether the same security procedures will remain in effect for the final six home games of the season, Howard said.

City of London Police said on Friday it "will reassess whether a criminal investigation is now appropriate" having previously left matters in the hands of the FCA.

If the tournament cannot be concluded Sunday, officials will reassess whether to carry the tournament into Monday or shorten it to 54 holes.

Supervisor Todd Spitzer said he filed a request for restitution and Marcy's Law rights in the criminal case against Cendoya, but will reassess whether to pursue those options at Cendoya's arraignment May 22.

The executives have been told that the initial ban lasts through the end of the month, and that the Chinese government will reassess then whether to extend the ban if the fishing captain still has not been released, Mr. Kingsnorth said.

As the IHFFC awaits the agreement of the Afghanistan and United States governments to proceed, we asked humanitarian organisations how, and if, the attack and subsequent investigation has changed the way they view frontline work, whether they will reassess operations in conflict areas, and if they are thinking differently about safety for their teams.

After July 1 , 2015 the Agencies will reassess each resolution plan.

Mr. Shopkorn will reassess his future come fall.

The state will reassess the plan after three years.

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The monitor will reassess the effort after the pilot period ends.