Object

• decision: A local CAB or Welfare Rights Project should be able to help with your request to have a decision reconsidered or an appeal.

• matter: I next consider the opportunities WPA had to reconsider the matter.

• proposal: We would urge the government to reconsider this proposal.

• notion: How might a look at the stars at night make a person reconsider the notion of the miraculous?

• assumption: Perhaps we have to reconsider some basic assumptions underlying all approaches to the frame problem.

• implication: Your Lordships will recall that during the hearing that I informed the Court that the Kansal case is currently reconsidering the implications of Lambert.

Preposition: on

• basis: Proposed policy must be reconsidered on the basis of full options appraisal and the correct application of the Equality duty.

Preposition: at

• hearing: The decision is subject to the appellant's right to have it reconsidered at an oral hearing.

Modifying Another Word

• urgently: The EC must urgently reconsider the whole structure of the conference.

• seriously: Journeys to a region with a high risk of malaria must be seriously reconsidered in the light of the special risks to children.

• carefully: Mr. White informed Members that the above application had been reconsidered very carefully.

• then: The patient might then reconsider or agree to see a different doctor on another occasion.

• now: He accordingly decides that they must now reconsider the matter in a proper fashion.

• also: We should also reconsider the macrobiotic literature on this subject which clearly needs to be revised.

Used with why or when

• what: Depending then on their views, we can reconsider what advice, should be offered.

• when: He's forced to reconsider when Pauline lays down some strict rules.

• who: They should analyze and manage clinical problems and, again, reconsider who is the most appropriate decision maker.

• where: The pendulum has now swung too far, and we need to reconsider where the boundary should be drawn.

Present participle complement

• use: Kirkby Times will be getting in touch with the local Council to ask them to reconsider using News International to print these Papers.

Preposition: in

• light: Legends of Atlantis reconsidered in the light of the Egyptian exploded planet cult.