Sentence examples for being considered at a from inspiring English sources

"This is part of many things being considered at a time of fiscal austerity," one city official said.

The proposed expansion, which is not expected to be decided on before the end of March, is being considered at a crucial time for the show.

The potential new regulations, which are still in the discussion stage, are being considered at a time of exploding Internet and cellphone use that has created the freest atmosphere of communication this country has known under Communist rule, despite strenuous government efforts to contain it.

Sir Robert Owen, the coroner, was told by lawyers for the Home Secretary Theresa May that his request to halt the inquest and replace it with a public inquiry, which would be able to hear secret evidence about issues including whether the killing was ordered by the Russian state, was being considered "at a very high level" of government.

First, at the sequence level, the video is still being considered at a very coarse granularity.

And her third novel, this time in Finnish ('Taikakukka ja Särkyneiden Peilien Metsä'), is being considered at a publishers.

The plans will be considered at a meeting of East Sussex's cabinet on 24 July.

Damages for the infringement will be considered at a later date.

The operator's application for an injunction is expected to be considered at a hearing in London later this week.

April 23 , 2012H&F cabinet agrees that CLSA is "suitable for recommendation" and will be considered at a future meeting.

The appointment hinges on the approval of some Culture Ministry reforms that are to be considered at a Cabinet meeting next week.