Sentence examples for consider a plan for from inspiring English sources

States and territory ministers will consider a plan for a national, legally enforceable definition of free-range farming to end confusion surrounding the industry.

Since Apple's current chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, took over last fall, he and other executives have signaled their willingness to consider a plan for the company's cash other than letting it accumulate.

Following meetings of Landowners held in 1752 and 1753, they asked John Grundy Jr, as his father had died in 1748, to re-evaluate his plans from 1744 and consider a plan for a "Grand Sluice" that had been produced by Daniel Coppin in 1745.

Last week, the government was reported to be considering a plan for rolling blackouts throughout the country.

Virgil Renzulli, a spokesman for Columbia, said yesterday that the university is considering a plan for need-blind admissions for foreign students similar to the one Yale announced yesterday.

The White House is considering a plan for national forests that would bar new roads on nearly one-quarter of those lands.

United States officials at one point said the Bush Administration was considering a plan for Iraq modeled after the occupation of Japan after World War II.

Washington is now considering a plan for such protection, which includes flares, jamming devices and the scattering of metal debris as decoys, starting in 2006.

Before the radium fight arose, town fathers were considering a plan for a $100 million development with a golf course, condominiums, a hotel and a convention center.

NEW YORK TIMES Hutchison Whampoa Said to Consider I.P.O. of Unit  |  The Hong Kong conglomerate Hutchison Whampoa "is considering a plan for an initial public offering of stock of its A.S. Watson & Company unit, a retailer with 11,093 stores," The Wall Street Journal reports.

According to the state-run Korean Central News Agency, North Korea is considering a plan for "an enveloping fire" around Guam "to signal a crucial warning to the U.S". Pyongyang also dismissed President Trump's threat as a "load of nonsense".