Sentence examples for assembled to consider from inspiring English sources
In 1396 the Austrian estates, or diets, were first assembled to consider the Turkish threat; thereafter they were to play an important political role in Austria.
On 29 November, the crew assembled to consider the proposal that some of the slaves should be thrown overboard.
The place was Rio de Janeiro, where heads of state, delegates and negotiators assembled to consider how humankind and the rest of the natural world could co-exist, to the everlasting benefit of both.
But on Wednesday the justices of the Supreme Court assemble to consider taking away one of the tools used to help create the vision of an equal America advocated by Dr. King, under a civil rights law passed in his memory.
If all the SNPs are identical in this region, the considered reads are assembled to create a haplotype with a maximum size.
Mr. Quayle assembled the National Security Council to consider a response.
So it was not entirely surprising when an official with the Japanese Transport Ministry confirmed earlier this month that the department had assembled a panel to consider the idea of adding "a sound-making function" to hybrid-electric vehicles.
The Protestant political leaders who were members of the Schmalkaldic League and several Protestant theologians had assembled at Schmalkalden to consider a response to a bull issued in June 1536 by Pope Paul III in which he called for a general council of the Catholic Church to deal with the Reformation movement.
In 1308 the three estates were assembled in Tours to consider the suppression of the Templars, and they were convened repeatedly over subsequent years, notably after Louis X's death in 1316, when the royal succession and fiscal matters dominated the agenda.
The FAA has already assembled a panel to consider lifting the ban on using e-readers, tablets and other devices on planes.
To this end, he made a recommendation to the United States Congress to assemble a panel to consider the territory's status and requested that an Assistant Secretary of the Navy come to the territory to meet with him.
