Word: revisitable
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...student, who spoke on condition that her name not be printed, said she hopes the complaint will force Harvard to revisit the policy and stop the implementation of it this fall...
...option. Would it be expensive? Sure—so charge for cheap tickets, say $5 or so (and give the folks who still don’t want to go a chance to opt out). Springfest has been dry for years, but the council overlooked the opportunity to revisit the issue with the advent of Summers. Lee says the obstacle is the massive amount of surveillance required—an alcohol cage and other precautions. “UC reps who were around for that experience reassured us that this only created substantially more work for very little reward...
Reporter Heather Won Tesoriero, now based in New York, says the Shetlands is the locale she would most like to revisit...
...Council meeting—and created some Faculty forum for a reminder and discussion. Certainly, consulting the full Faculty instead of just the Faculty Council would have reduced the appearance of autocracy and would have prompted the body that voted on this in the first place to more thoughtfully revisit the issue instead of just reacting to a pronouncement from above...
...executive order freezing the accounts of 27 organizations and individuals linked to al-Qaeda and the Taliban, notes one E.U. official. It took the E.U. three months to secure the legal basis for the same action "even though everyone wanted it," the official says. And no one wants to revisit the squalid bickering that took place in December 2000 at the European Council in Nice, a summit that degenerated into an undignified tussle between small and large states before finally approving the historic enlargement...