This week the Environmental Protection Agency announced that it considered carbon dioxide to be a dangerous pollutant, raising the spectre of clumsy administrative measures to reduce emissions a prospect even more terrifying to business than the cap-and-trade scheme currently under consideration in Congress.
Many people who have tracked the rise of what's known as direct-to-consumer (D.T.C ., or personal genetic testing, have been expecting a conflict between a company in the field and the F.D.A. since at least 2010, when the agency first announced that it considered the spit kits medical devices and consumer genetic-testing services medical interventions, which require regulation.
The Obama administration has announced that it considers college completion to be as important as college access.
When Khan was elected mayor of London, last year, the group announced that it "considers all Muslim elected officials as 'occupiers' " and threatened to target them "where they live, work, pray and so on".
The FBI surprised observers within hours of Mateen's death, which ended the killing with 49 dead and 53 wounded, by announcing that it considered the mass shooting to be terrorism.
The IRS, which refers to such deals as a "basis shifting" shelter, announced a year ago that it considered the strategy abusive and would challenge taxpayers' claimed losses.
After the New York stock market closed yesterday, Motorola announced that it is considering ways to deal with its ailing mobile phone division.
With Mr. Apotheker at the helm and the board backing his strategic initiatives, H.P. announced that it was considering abandoning its giant personal computer business, then changed its mind.
Last month, Google announced that it was considering ending its operations in China after a "sophisticated and targeted" cyberattack that it said aimed primarily to gain access to the e-mail accounts of Chinese human rights activists.
Earlier this week, the company announced that it was considering replacing its CEO.
In response to the three petitions by Carol S. Marcus, Mark L. Miller, and Mohan Doss, dated February 9, February 13, and February 24 , 2015 respectively, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRCC or the Commission) has announced that it is considering assessing its choice of dose response model, the Linear No-Threshold (LNT) model, for exposure to ionizing radiation.
