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re-evaluate
verb
- to evaluate again or differently
Derived Forms
- ˌ-ˌˈپDz, noun
Example Sentences
He called on the council to "re-evaluate whether the scheme's benefits truly outweigh the disruption it has caused to long-standing community institutions and residents' daily lives."
"If they're not," he continued, "then we'll have to re-evaluate where we stand and what we do moving forward about it."
"We're seeing some UK organisations reposition or re-evaluate their EDI initiatives and metrics," says Peter Cheese, chief executive of the CIPD.
The point of this election was never just about a nation's struggle to rediscover its economic mojo or re-evaluate its asylum policy – important as those issues absolutely are.
Two senior US politicians said it was so serious a threat to American national security that the US government should re-evaluate its intelligence-sharing agreements with the UK unless it was withdrawn.
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