reconsideration

The “reconsideration” that he demanded relates only to the timing and size of the announcement.

All of the apparatuses of centralization need to be subject to reconsideration.

A whole lifetime of research and reading and reconsideration is packed into this one moderately sized volume.

No designer, however, is as adept at forcing a reconsideration of femininity as Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons.

He strongly recommended the reconsideration of a measure which he deemed fraught with much mischief.

For Hanover and your great liberality on that score, much obliged; but upon reconsideration think it will not do.

I voted for the reconsideration, and I voted against the amendment when it was adopted as a substitute for the fourth resolution.

A reconsideration was moved and carried, and an adjournment taken to half-past seven in the evening.

The geographic arrangement of these referred specimens seemed to warrant a reconsideration of the material.