Sentence examples for would be reassessed from inspiring English sources

"Then everything would be reassessed," Mr. McArdle said.

The project would be reassessed, and China would be allowed to keep its $100m of subsidised loans.

A rules official at that juncture told the 31-year-old that the incident would be reassessed when Johnson completed his round, much to widespread consternation.

After his appearance at Wednesday's launch event, development secretary Andrew Mitchell told me the amount would be reassessed as part of a four-year spending review.

"They got notification in the summer of 2002 that all of their homes and businesses would be reassessed for the first time in 60 years," he said.

The minister for rural health, Fiona Nash, said the advice was correct when it was written and would be reassessed when parliament was dissolved.

When Mrs Townsend told her they would be reassessing her suitability for work – which can't have been much fun the first time, for someone whose every movement causes pain – she lost her rag.

But the force confirmed on Friday that it would "be reassessing whether a criminal investigation is now appropriate".

He said the state would be reassessing how to proceed, and that construction would be on hold until further notice while teams cleared the roadway.

But they said now the regulator's investigation had finished they would "be reassessing whether a criminal investigation is now appropriate".

On Tuesday, the People's Daily editorial made it clear that official verdict would not be reassessed, describing it as "unshakeably scientific and authoritative".