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Meanings of reconsider in English

Reconsideration.

Usage of reconsider in English
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Yesterday's order means an 11-judge appeals court panel will reconsider the case.
Radio NZ
2
In an emergency, however, he might be prepared to reconsider the ban.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Mr English was asked whether he would reconsider working with Mr Peters.
Radio NZ
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The court has not yet said whether it will reconsider the ruling.
Reuters
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It helps us design good learning experiences and reconsider methods of assessment.
The South African
6
Mr Morrison said anyone contemplating asking for a holiday refund should reconsider.
News.com.au
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If other people raise questions then maybe you should reconsider your approach.
The South African
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I wish you would reconsider and let me bring back my agents.
The abduction
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I really wish you'd reconsider this, but I understand why you won't.
Darkness on the edge of town
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An appeals court has twice refused Microsoft's requests to reconsider the case.
Reuters
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That has prompted some companies to reconsider their holdings in the industry.
Reuters
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NATO should reconsider its plans to grant membership to Tbilisi, he said.
Reuters
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We now advise you to reconsider your need to travel to Italy.
News.com.au
14
Liberia's President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf urged Australia to reconsider its travel ban.
Reuters
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The veteran said no and told the FA to reconsider their offer.
The Guardian
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The PUC rejected Uber's bid to reconsider the fine on Sept. 1.
Reuters
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