Sentence examples for would be reconsidering from inspiring English sources

On June 5, 2017, two days after companies were supposed to begin monitoring methane leaks, Pruitt announced that the E.P.A. would be reconsidering aspects of the rule, and would stay enforcement for ninety days.

After five years it would be reconsidered.

The United States blocked this move, saying it would be reconsidered in the fall.

Yam's barrister, Kirsty Brimelow QC, said she was delighted the case would be reconsidered.

They agreed with Washington that a MAP would be reconsidered at the meeting taking place this week.

The networks were permitted temporarily to exceed the regulatory limit with the expectation that the cap would be reconsidered.

The boundaries of those areas would be reconsidered every two years in light of trends in the housing market.

Theresa May, the Home Secretary, announced in June that the 28-day period would be reconsidered as part of a wide-ranging review of counter-terrorism measures.

If there was a major crisis in England – if the eurozone split apart and there were ramifications economically then maybe things would be reconsidered a little bit.

Immigration officials said the decision would be reconsidered only if Mr. Ravi, who moved here from India when he was 6, committed crimes in the future.

A State Senate committee decided last month that the issue needed further study, and Ms. Curry said she was reworking the bill in the hope it would be reconsidered.