Sentence examples for a draft for consideration from inspiring English sources

The British also had submitted a draft for consideration.

The Delegation of the United States stated that it would object if Switzerland were not to hold a meeting for two years to develop a draft standard on bottled waters, especially in light of the interest expressed by 31 countries in this standard, and volunteered to join other countries in preparing a draft for consideration at a meeting next year.

"In order to meet that timetable and allow thorough parliamentary scrutiny we intend to bring forward a draft bill for consideration in the autumn, which will be subject to pre-legislative scrutiny, including by a joint committee of both Houses," she added.

"In order to meet that timetable and allow thorough parliamentary scrutiny we intend to bring forward a draft bill for consideration in the autumn, which will be subject to pre-legislative scrutiny, including by a joint committee of both Houses," she said last month.

SC was principal investigator of the original proposal, undertook sample measurement and analysis and participated in revising the draft for consideration; RH participated in data analysis and revisions of the article; HH participated in data analysis and revisions of the article.

A bill that would make such an assault a felony has been drafted for consideration by the State Assembly.

Ms. Lancaster added that she was helping to draft a bill for consideration by the City Council that would require contractors to be licensed and assessed on issues relating to competency, safety and integrity.

Directors instructed staff to draft a letter for consideration at the Fair Board's next meeting.

"I am disappointed he did not signal an intention to send a draft to Congress for consideration," said Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va)., a vocal advocate for passing a new AUMF.

"We have people preparing draft orders" for consideration by the other states, one official said, adding that "there's a high-level agreement" among the core states.

All the government can do is commit several hundred million more pounds of taxpayers cash to plan the route and prepare the draft legislation for consideration by parliament.