But as other states lured Japanese auto companies with generous incentives, the officials began reconsidering.

Cases considering and reconsidering Wilko have followed two lines.

Many national and regional patent offices provide procedures for reconsidering whether or not a given patent is valid after grant.

And across the country, professors have begun reconsidering old suspicions, acquaintances and tracts to help solve the crimes.

Actually, Mr. Menuhin has had several such crises, which he has overcome by reconsidering his technique.

But especially it is this strange and tortuous being who does most of the writing about female emancipation and the reconsidering of marriage.

Ministers are reported to be reconsidering reforms, once deemed too politically difficult, which would involve scrapping inflation protection for final salary schemes.

Under this regime, the state of Wisconsin set up an administrative review process for reconsidering denials of licenses for adult stores.

Further encouragement for reconsidering a road option came from former Minister of Tourism Rob Talbot.

Rolling Stone magazine has been criticized for reconsidering many classic albums that it had previously dismissed and for frequent abuse of the 3.5 star rating.

When Thobicus said we would take you in..." Avery stopped abruptly, as if reconsidering his word; then finished with a sigh.

After reconsidering its decision, the council will write to the person affected stating that the decision has been changed or that it will stay the same.

Reconsidering his hero inspires Hayward to meditate on leadership, on greatness and on the possibility of world-historical change.

Today, however, when a reporter requested a copy of the list, aides to the Governor said that because of objections from legislators they were reconsidering some of the items.

He called reporters to his Midtown office to say that he strongly disagreed with the mayor on reconsidering the 10 million square feet of office space at ground zero.

The answer may mean harsher timetabling, or it may mean reconsidering the school's traditional use of its premises and their parts, but neither of these answers is impossible.

"There is no more resilient show on television" than "Law & Order," Mr. Reilly said, but he left the door open to reconsidering the time period in the fall.

"When management says the problems are serious enough that they are reconsidering a dividend they declared just a few weeks ago, it raises a lot of questions," Ms. Adair said.

C1 Reconsidering Tax Shelters Corporate tax shelters would be much less lucrative under revisions proposed by the bipartisan staff of the Senate Finance Committee.

At that session, Mr. Thompson's lawyers asked the appeals court to take the unusual step of reconsidering a decision that, as a court, it had not only issued but reaffirmed.

The defeat would mark a significant setback for Mr. Powell as he begins what he hoped would be a year of reconsidering many of the most important telecommunications regulations.

After Colombia lost Panama, they tried to appeal to the U.S. by the reconsidering of treaties and even naming Panama City the capital of Colombia.

After the admirals had completed their questioning, Spock had talked with his friend, presenting his opinion that the captain might best be served by reconsidering his decision to leave Starfleet.

Peter McLaren and Ramin Farahmandpur Reconsidering Marx in Post-Marxist Times: A Requiem for Postmodernism?

Then Sam asks her to be his wife, but Rebecca shoots back by considering him an aging lothario, which prompts him into reconsidering how he must live his own love life.

May I ask you to take a moment to reconsider?

But I think you might want to reconsider your position here.

Americans needed to look to the future and reconsider their position in the world, he said.

But the thought of not getting the game was enough to make me reconsider.

He would not reconsider his position on the final series.

Is it not time for him to reconsider his whole security policy?

You see, what happened last night has led me to reconsider a lot of things.

We will give them a chance to reconsider their position.

A decision she had long since made and would not reconsider.

My guess was she'd had too much time to reconsider.

If it is not, the board will reconsider the situation.

I would ask that they reconsider, since this is not the case.

We will be able to reconsider it at that time.

The judge said he would reconsider the case next week.

Then, just in case he might reconsider, she changed the subject.

Having done that, he sat down again to reconsider the whole matter.

If more information on this project comes in, I may reconsider.

"Perhaps you'll reconsider when you hear what I have to say."

I am not sure that the Member does, but he should reconsider.

For that reason, you might want to reconsider your decision.

At the same time, we have to reconsider what the camera is doing for us.

Maybe now is the time to reconsider this and return to using it.

Perhaps later, if there is something with better value for money, I might reconsider.

But the words were out of his mouth before he could reconsider them.

We have every hope, however, that they may reconsider the matter before it comes into Court.