Similar words: be considered as, consider, considerate, considerably, considerable, consideration, reconstruction, reconstruction period. Meaning: [‚rɪːkən'sɪdə(r)] 
v. 1. consider again; give new consideration to; usually with a view to changing 2. consider again (a bill) that had been voted upon before, in legislation.
v. 1. consider again; give new consideration to; usually with a view to changing 2. consider again (a bill) that had been voted upon before, in legislation. 
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31. Now reconsider the question you were answering.
32. The court rightly sent the case back to a different judge to reconsider the question of remedy.
33. Agriculture continues to be excluded, despite promises to reconsider the situation after 2005.
34. Keep going even though you need time to reconsider or reflect.
35. If this seems unreasonable to you, you may want to reconsider.
36. Clearly, they hope that a combination of educational argument and political pressure will persuade ministers to reconsider their decision.
37. Will the Government now reconsider their decision not to introduce video recording of interrogation procedures?
38. Once they bump up against the limits of Yalta-redefined, it might be time to reconsider.
39. She believes some people will vote Labour to shake up the Conservatives and make them reconsider their policies.
40. Or it may have been no more than a ruse to exert pressure and force him to reconsider.
41. Shareholders subsequently asked the board to reconsider its decisions or step down.
42. Obviously it was a time to reconsider the issue of widening both sets of locks.
43. I hope the government will reconsider legislation and that the Law Society will support the statutory recognition of advance directives.
44. They've been reluctant until now, but may be forced to reconsider.
45. The governor can ask the board to reconsider parole decisions.
46. Langbaurgh has made several all-party attempts to get the Government to reconsider its spending limits.
47. If the threats grew too frightening, he could always reconsider.
48. There is at least a possibility that given the opportunity to reconsider their votes a majority of voters would have chosen Camel.
49. In the meantime,(sentencedict.com/reconsider.html) customers of both firms may want to reconsider whether their attachments are rewarding relationships or merely empty habits.
50. He said the department may ask the Legislature to reconsider whether the assessments are needed.
51. Admit temporary defeat with good grace, retreat, reconsider and wait.
52. Toymaker Mattel is getting ready to play hardball in an effort to persuade Hasbro to reconsider a merger.
53. The forthcoming appeal against conviction of Lord Hardwicke will therefore provide an opportunity for the appellate courts to reconsider the position.
54. The Senate will return to its consideration of illegal immigration Monday and may later reconsider legal immigration.
55. If he wants me to reconsider the changes, I shall, of course, do so.
56. Thirty-six hours before his execution, Tennessee judges voted to reconsider his case.
57. Be prepared to reconsider the likelihood of emotional stresses and strains.
58. I shall be happy to reconsider the position in Manchester and Eccles, although I know that it is being carefully considered.
59. Powell has enormous respect would be asking him to reconsider joining the ticket to dramatically increase Sen.
60. In view of the threat of expulsions contained in these circulars, Labour supporters of Unity had to reconsider their position.
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