reconsideration

reconsider | American Dictionary

reconsider
verb[ I/T ]
us/ˌri·kənˈsɪd·ər/
to think again about (a decision or opinion) and decide whether you want to change it:
[ I ]He begged her to reconsider.

reconsider | Business English

reconsider
verb[ I or T ]
uk /ˌriːkənˈsɪdər/us
to think about changing a decision or a plan:
I would urge them to reconsider the decision.
He has rejected our proposals, but we are asking him to reconsider.
The organization will reconsider its position in the light of new developments.

Examples of reconsider

reconsider
On the other hand, our findings also give us some pause to reconsider this stress on uncertainty.
The great asymmetries of name recognition, experience and resources require one to reconsider the model in these terms.
To conclude this discussion, we would like to underline two aspects that may incite unconvinced readers to reconsider their positions.
The reverse, of course, may also be true: that concerns voiced about calling antiterrorism "war" may be relevant to reconsidering how we conceptually frame medicine.
The study and subsequent discussion provide an example of how an established passing score can be reconsidered and modified.
This view has proved surprisingly influential but has never yet been systematically reconsidered.
At such time when she exhibits progression, palliative local treatment will be reconsidered to address her complaints and symptoms at that time.
I want to argue, however, that reconsidering genetic parenthood - understanding it as essentially a physical process - can solve this problem.
This paper reconsiders this issue by introducing capital accumulation in the model.
The global seasonality score reconsidered : convergence on diagnosis of winter depression.
This is a solution that may need to be reconsidered in the foreseeable future.
At the same time, however, the project invites one to reconsider and possibly redefine these very terms.
This paper reconsiders the transition from barter to fiat money when prices are determined endogenously by the strategic bargaining process.
Those historians who have underestimated or criticised the religious motivation of feminists need to reconsider their interpretation.
In this context, we reconsidered all amino acids under their protonated forms.
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