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Meanings of reconsideration in English

Spanish
reconsideración

Thinking again about a choice previously made.

reconsideración

Reconsider.

Usage of reconsideration in English
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The Commission went a step further, saying the rules do need reconsideration.
Radio NZ
2
A second vote, set up by a call for reconsideration, also failed.
American-made: the enduring legacy of the wpa : when fdr put the...
3
The appeals court has sent the case back to Koh for reconsideration.
Reuters
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The book is, thus, about a millennial reconsideration of an inter-war period.
The Irish Times
5
The company plans to re-submit its application to the EPA for reconsideration.
Radio NZ
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This will involve on both sides the reconsideration of many ancient prejudices.
The Irish Times
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She forced herself to go back into a reconsideration of the problem.
Love of Life, and Other Stories
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There was no going behind it, no opening it up for reconsideration.
Pushing to the Front
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Now they write that upon reconsideration I can have anything I like.
We Three
10
So, after some genuine consideration and reconsideration, I opted to renew it.
A journey: my political life
11
This is very much a good week to use for recuperation and reconsideration.
Ebony
12
The Supreme Court sent both cases back to the lower court for reconsideration.
Reuters
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They remanded the case to an administrative law judge for reconsideration.
Reuters
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Recent discoveries have forced a serious reconsideration of this conventional wisdom.
Pubmed
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This reconsideration began many years ago, when NDERF had just started.
Evidence of the afterlife: the science of near-death experiences
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Governor-General refers Mr Bain's case for full reconsideration by the Court of Appeal.
Radio NZ
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Translations for reconsideration
Reconsideration through the time
Reconsideration across language varieties
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United Kingdom
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