re-examine 再检验
re-examine[ verb ]
question after cross-examination by opposing counsel
<verb.communication>
re-examine one's witness
- "No one really knows what the central banks' goal is," and that uncertainty is "causing the short people to re-examine their positions somewhat," he added.
- The House passed a slimmed-down pesticide bill that would require the Environmental Protection Agency to re-examine more than 600 ingredients used in pesticides for health and environmental effects.
- She said it was time to re-examine Manila's policies.
- Today, attorneys were to re-examine defense witness Geoffrey C. Hazard Jr., a Yale law professor who says Bush acted legally when dealing with Good and Walters.
- Not only the medical profession, but society as a whole, must re-examine its traditional answers to problems that have changed.
- But directors expect Mr. Bossidy to re-examine growth strategies in each of Allied's three major groups and to evaluate divestitures and acquisitions.
- Mr. Knight says the agency "probably" will have to re-examine the numbers, but doesn't have the time or resources to do so now.
- A federal district court in February 1988 told the agency to re-examine several issues, including the maximum permissible exposure level.
- If as the economy recovers tax revenues fail to pick up by as much as expected, the government will have to re-examine its 1980s reforms.
- Nonetheless, the intensity of the debate suggests that the pressure on the surveying industry to re-examine its valuation philosophy will remain.
- Also on the minds of Democratic leaders are questions about whether the party needs to re-examine its method of nominating presidential candidates after its fifth defeat in the last six national elections.
- The agency will re-examine the proposal during that time.
- With this sort of an education behind me, I decided to re-examine my catacomb of catalogs.
- The victories are forcing the party to re-examine the theory that a black cannot be nominated for president in 1988.
- Williams changed the ending for the Broadway director, Elia Kazan: 'I was fearful that I would lose his interest if I didn't re-examine the script from his point of view' he wrote coyly about rewriting in 1955.
- The commemoration of the bicentennial of the Constitution and the controversial nomination of Robert Bork to the Supreme Court combine to make this an appropriate time to re-examine the anti-democratic phenomenon of judicial life tenure.
- 'For some this may require a fundamental change in attitude, a willingness to re-examine your operations and maybe even a change in your processes.' Even some business leaders believe such exhortations will not be enough.
- Justice Sandra O'Connor explained in her separate opinion: "There will be time enough to re-examine Roe" when it's essential to the outcome of a future case.
- If we are to rebuild America through the factory, we must re-examine the root of the problem that has caused us to lose our manufacturing sector in America.
- "It's caused us to re-examine our entire personal-injury accruals.
- The international community needs to re-examine the quality of its assistance effort - and its overall development effectiveness.
- Foreign Minister Budimir Loncar summoned Australian Charge d'Affaires Peter Shannon on Thursday and asked Australia to re-examine its ultimatum, the Yugoslav state news agency Tanjug said.
- He wrote in Stern that it was time to "re-examine the foundations of our postwar policies" because of changes in the Soviet bloc.
- Uno reiterated his support for the new sales tax, which the Liberal Democrats forced through Parliament late last year, but said he was willing to "re-examine" certain aspects.
- Because of questions about such use of congressional staffers, Gingrich said he is preparing a letter to his colleagues suggesting the creation of a bipartisan panel of retired congressmen to re-examine the basic ethics rules of the House.
- NEW COLLEGE COURSES re-examine traditional liberal arts.
- Pressure to re-examine the case grew after "The Thin Blue Line" raised doubts about the testimony of the state's key witness, David Harris.
- Although she voted to uphold the Missouri fetal-testing requirement, O'Connor said, "There will be time enough to re-examine Roe.
- Inside, jurors considering the charges against Mondello and Fama continued to rehear trial testimony and to re-examine evidence. Thursday was the third full day of deliberations for the Fama jury and the second full day for the Mondello panel.
- (U.S. vs. Burke) Antitrust The high court agreed to re-examine the question of when a state's regulation of an industry, in effect, immunizes firms in that industry from federal antitrust laws.