| When the pilot exercises this option, the system is required to reevaluate the importance of every candidate object for decluttering. |
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| In the event of overhydration or solute overload, reevaluate the patient and institute appropriate corrective measures. |
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| To manage is also to foresee and we believe it is our duty to continuously reevaluate the relevance of our decisions. |
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| As needed, it will reevaluate project priorities as well as reschedule and consult its board of directors in order to stay within the budget. |
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| That's why we hope the president will reevaluate his position in the weeks ahead. |
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| It is possible to interrupt this sedation and reevaluate the situation with the person. |
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| They allow us to continually reevaluate and consult with communities along the way to ensure we meet our goals. |
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| Like anything, you need to constantly reevaluate what you're doing, why you're doing it, and how you're doing it in order to remain successful. |
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| The forced recalculation function also allows you to reevaluate days that have already been accounted without errors. |
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| Saudi Arabia stressed that parties reserved the right to reevaluate progress on numbers at the end of each day. |
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| If it's no longer possible to achieve a desired level of recovery, then the patient may reevaluate the use of tube feeding. |
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| The administration's decision to reevaluate their misguided decision on drilling is just a first step. |
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| Of course, I don't expect Republicans to suddenly reevaluate their outlook on tax rates. |
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| The September 11 terrorist attacks should have been a wake-up call for businesses to reevaluate their insurance coverage. |
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| As we begin a new millennium, it is a good time for managers to reevaluate their organizations' strategies. |
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| If we fall into debt, the foundation would have to reevaluate our partnership and could reconsider investing any money in PBT again. |
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| An event that rocks your world and makes you reevaluate everything? |
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| As the year reaches its midpoint, Wilson says it is a good time to reevaluate goals and determine if current strategies are working. |
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| No silly sentiment, just chrome murder engines astride rows of charred corpses. I would encourage you to reevaluate your stance on this important issue. |
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| Since the 1990s, with the end of the Cold War and the collapse of the bipolar division of the world, Switzerland has had to reevaluate and redefine this traditional role. |
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| A phyto-treatment enables a patient to reevaluate and reappreciate nature. |
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| Substantial work had therefore been required to reevaluate the foundations and the designs for the construction, which had accounted for some of the delays. |
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| Based upon our review observations, we are of the opinion that it is time to reevaluate skill sets required by this section in order to best serve the two client Councils. |
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| The increased availability of information resources through the Internet and of books through efficient online vendors has allowed United Nations libraries to reevaluate their collections policy. |
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| As NRCan has progressed through this exercise, many important lessons have been learned, each enabling the Department to reevaluate the role and fit of the strategy as a tool to promote change towards sustainable development. |
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| Wishart suggests it may be time to reevaluate excessive moisture insurance coverage amounts, set in 2001-2002, to ensure producers are adequately covered in the future. |
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| If a new pricing agreement is effective before the pricing date of the billing documents, you can perform retroactive billing to call up a list of these documents and reevaluate them with the new price. |
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| In the event of a tie, the Coordinator shall consult both parties to reevaluate their rankings in order to assist the Coordinator in selecting a Project Mediator acceptable to both parties. |
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| However, what has also been reinforced is that prudent businesses must reevaluate their practices from the worst-case perspective. |
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| In addition to regulatory and permitting issues, sources should reevaluate their compliance status based on new emission factors. |
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| You must reevaluate it at different phases of your life, such as the birth of a child, a sabbatical leave, loss of employment or startup of a business. |
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| California needs to reevaluate whether its own environmental standards, which usually are tougher than federal standards, have been set unrealistically or unscientifically. |
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| With an ending that is straight out of left field, When Love Calls, You Better Answer is sure to make readers laugh uncontrollably and reevaluate honesty. |
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| Technologies that address issues such as soil conservation, wind power, energy, and desalination will help reevaluate and inform contemporary attitudes to age-old elements. |
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