Political liberty, let us repeat, consists in the power of criticising those flexible parts of the State which constantly require reconsideration, not the basis, but the machinery.

The dissents, first reported by The Associated Press, sent a mixed message, suggesting that several justices regard the matter as important enough to make a public statement but also that the court is sharply divided on whether the question requires reconsideration.

After a decision of the international court in 2001 that violations require "review and reconsideration," the United States has taken the position that it has complied with that ruling, in cases including Mr. Torres's, by encouraging governors to consider Vienna Convention claims as part of clemency proceedings.

Eventually, an environmentally sensitive and classy Sunrise bypass to Amagansett will require reconsideration.

Chaplin to such cases, though that will require reconsideration of the current view that the weight of authority in the Court of Appeal does not depend on the number of judges hearing the appeal.

Lord Roskill's remarks require reconsideration.

Evolving information formats and needs require continual reconsideration of ethical principles and how these codes are applied.

In short: the name, the form, as well as the content that determine the image of a constitution require reconsideration.

Many things require reconsideration because it has become apparent that we did not build our new European life on sufficiently solid foundations.

(3) As new technologies are introduced and the criminal law requires reconsideration, fine-tuning 1030 may well be adequate, and it will not be necessary to continually parse through the entire United States Code.