Meanings of reconsider plans in English

The Health Service Executive has urged junior doctors to reconsider plans for a one- day strike next week.

If ministers are genuinely concerned about child poverty they must reconsider plans to freeze benefits over the next four years.

If it does pose a danger, they must reconsider plans to introduce the refrigerant across Europe's entire fleet - and act fast.

Shailendra Raju said he had to reconsider plans to visit Fiji because he did not believe it was safe for the government's critics.

U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk's calls for Brazil to reconsider plans for more tariff increases prompted a stinging response from Brasilia on Thursday.

But he said that the attack, combined with other recent bad news in the area, could make people reconsider plans to visit Walt Disney World.

UTV television in Northern Ireland has been urged to reconsider plans to make 35 journalists redundant and to cut key news programmes from its schedule.

But New South Wales police "strongly urged" people to reconsider plans to attend the "unauthorised" protest, referring to public health restrictions on large gatherings.

Labor's treasury spokesman Jim Chalmers has urged the Morrison Government to reconsider plans to also cut the wage subsidy JobKeeper by $300 in September.

Britain's four largest airlines have urged the chancellor to reconsider plans to raise air passenger duty by nearly 50% by 2016.

We're reconsidering plans now, said a male executive who declined to be named.

The company told Reuters earlier this year it was reconsidering plans to make advanced LCD panels at Wisconsin.

The organizers of the Salzburg Festival in Austria also said they were reconsidering plans to have Domingo perform in August.

Government sources have welcomed reports that the Central Bank is reconsidering plans to introduce an immediate 20 per cent deposit rule for homebuyers.

In Mansfield, city officials are reconsidering plans to allow two new 5,000 foot waste disposal wells to be built.

He seems to have reconsidered plans for suicide and wants Matthew to lead him back to the safe path (both literal and metaphorical).