Examples of using Need to reconsider in English and their translations into Swedish
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I just need to reconsider a few things.
Take all of the two hours you need to reconsider.
We need to reconsider our options.
Your anger is understandable, but you need to reconsider.
Maybe we need to reconsider Goodwin.
Your position in The Seven. Then I think we may need to reconsider.
Maybe we need to reconsider that.
in Sweden, we may need to reconsider our decisions further ahead.
Maybe we need to reconsider the move?
We have identified five major areas where policymakers need to reconsider current policy frameworks.
Maybe we need to reconsider our arrangement.
the EU might need to reconsider its position.
I think we need to reconsider that.
somewhere you made a major mistake, and you need to reconsider the recent decisions.
We need to reconsider Clayton's safe haven.
Lot 2375. But I think we need to reconsider the other contender.
so you need to reconsider your choice if you have opted to pay.
Your doctor may need to reconsider your treatment.
We need to reconsider the provision of financial and material aid to
This means that cities all over the world need to reconsider their public transport services in order to meet future demand.
We need to reconsider the logic of making detours to avoid military facilities,
Limited market availability of samples has led to some delays and a need to reconsider more flexible sampling strategies in practice.
I think we also need to reconsider the working methods of such conferences and the roles of the world leaders who attend them.
the churches felt that there was a need to reconsider the restrictions under Title IV of the EC Treaty(Article 68)
Yet I think we need to reconsider whether this is the most effective way for an agency that has several different bases to operate.
all the international institutions currently governing world economics have considered the consequences of the failure of these policies which we are imposing on them and the need to reconsider a new type of policy with regard to countries such as Bolivia?
But I think we need to reconsider the other contender, Lot 2375.
Many of the institutions which have benefited from State aid need to reconsider their business models in order to return to long-term viability without State support.
There is no need to reconsider the Commission proposal as it is a balanced compromise between those who propose free access to the groundhandling market
Then I think we may need to reconsider your position in The Seven.