afterthought, exercise of memory, learning by heart, memoir, re-examination, recalling, reflection, reminiscence, retrospection, revision, rote memory, study
Definitionn. a consideration of a topic
Last update: September 18, 2015
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The Women's Bill has been put before the Parliament for reconsideration. [Please select]
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They expressed the opinion that an improvement could be effected enabling the construction of many much-needed lines by an amendment of some of the provisions of the Light Railways Act, and by a reconsideration of the conditions under which financial or other assistance should be granted to such lines by the state and by local authorities. [Please select]
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The question, therefore, would not be taken to Parliament for reconsideration. [Please select]
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Chaotic as its condition still was, that orderly array of impression, discovery, and surmise, bore the test of conscientious reconsideration. [Please select]
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It was not a thing for speculation or doubt or reconsideration. [Please select]
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Even in the development of Science, there comes a time when its fundamentals are virtually beyond the reach of reconsideration. [Please select]
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The necessity for constant reconsideration of them is from this standpoint at once evident. [Please select]
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, of which I apprised you, but which was delayed a few days, for the purpose of reconsideration. [Please select]
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Even when the Assembly of the League is unanimous it can only "advise" reconsideration by the members specially affected. [Please select]
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Among the Southern statesmen involved in the events of this volume, only the President of the Confederacy has received adequate reconsideration in recent years, in William E. [Please select]
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Within forty-eight hours Bok heard from the husbands of the five wives, who pointed out to him that the women had acted in entire ignorance of the law, and suggested a reconsideration of his action. [Please select]
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