reconsideration

Promising himself future rights of reconsideration, he is liberal in promises to the municipal party.

The decision did not meet with the favor of the chief, and he ordered a reconsideration and reversal of proceedings.

The pope annulled it promptly on the same grounds of consanguinity, and turned a deaf ear to every plea for reconsideration.

A policy of wage adjustment, like any other measure, would have to be always subject to reconsideration and amendment.

It ought to have produced a reconsideration of the whole passport system, but it didn't.

I will move a reconsideration of the vote by which the last amendment was adopted.

She was prompt in all her movements, and she wasted no time on reconsideration.

So the question of reconsideration was lost, there not being two-thirds of the Senators present in the affirmative.

On full consideration and reconsideration, therefore, I declined going.

Science must rest on broad observation, on the widest generalisation and deduction, on careful experiment and reconsideration.