Sentence examples for be contemplated by from inspiring English sources

Officials say that does not appear to be contemplated by the White House.

But such a coalition was unlikely to be contemplated by evangelicals at many times gone by.

They thus argue that McDonald's food is "dangerous to an extent beyond that which would be contemplated by the ordinary consumer who purchases it"...

The veneration of icons came under attack during the Iconoclastic Controversy of 725 843, but the Eastern church finally recognized icons as the main form of representing divine revelation and as a pictorial history of the Christian mystery to be contemplated by the faithful while being performed behind the screen in the eucharistic sacrament.

Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine, the hosts of the hit BBC show "What Not to Wear" and the people I was on my way to interview, had decreed, according to my colleague Pam, that thigh-level hems should on no account be contemplated by those careless enough to be 35 or more.

The federal team that produced the report has no power to penalize the state, and it is not clear what other action, if any, might be contemplated by the Department of Health and Human Services' inspector general's office, which investigates Medicaid and Medicare billing.

I think the tightened sanctions being contemplated by Obama are a bad idea.

Smith should have found out what was being contemplated by the police and then intervened to stop it.

Hulu Plus amounts to a free-with-paid-perks model for content, not unlike the business models being contemplated by some newspapers.

Last Wednesday, Vice President Mohammad Reza Rahimi told Iran's official news agency, IRNA, that new economic pressure currently being contemplated by the West would come at a steep cost.

In a May 3, 2005, letter, the federal education secretary, Margaret Spellings, said that while Connecticut's tests "are instructionally sound, they go beyond what was contemplated by N.C.L.B".