reconsideration

There's still a chance for reconsideration, but time is running on.

Only in certain cases was there a reconsideration period of six months.

The question before us now is whether enough time has gone by to give this policy serious reconsideration.

The case was sent back to the district court for reconsideration.

He moved a reconsideration of the vote by which the bill had passed.

She forced herself to go back into a reconsideration of the problem.

Still, when all the reconsideration was done, she did like Walter.

He was also given two weeks to seek a reconsideration.

But the agency also said that the company might come back for reconsideration of the decision.

On reconsideration nine days later, the bill was passed by the committee.

So it had seemed a matter of time before the court agreed to a formal reconsideration.

Instead there was very quick reconsideration, and a substantial change.

No, upon reconsideration Josh found that he could see the sense in it.

In those cases, review and reconsideration had already occurred throughout the last two years.

No requests for reconsideration have been received from October 2002 through the present.

A reconsideration is a complete review of your claim by someone who did not take part in the first decision.

Each production is not simply a reconsideration; it's an audition.

Four more were added the next night after some reconsideration as part of a surprise twist.

But it does not include any mechanism for reconsideration of the sanctions.

The company is expected to appeal to the safety board for a reconsideration of its findings.

Then, at last night's meeting, the board considered a resolution to send the matter back to committee for reconsideration.

The president will also have the power to send legislation back to the Parliament for reconsideration.

Until the money has been formally accepted, he said, "everything is open for reconsideration."

I will have to give reconsideration to that issue.

One was a philosophical reconsideration within the period instrument movement.