Sentence examples for consider calls from inspiring English sources

Many unions consider calls for secession blatant betrayals and possible grounds for expulsion.

The pensions committee of London's Labour Hackney council is to consider calls to divest from fossil fuel companies at a special meeting in January.

They also said Ms. Reno had vowed to push for the report's declassification as soon as possible, adding that if the community leaders were still unsatisfied after reading it she might consider calls for a new investigation.

Asked by the Guardian whether she would consider calls for Britain to resettle more refugees, she said: "We have always taken the view that we can help more Syrian refugees by putting aid into the region".

'I want the chance in the next phase of my premiership to develop and show people the policies that are going to make a huge difference and show the change in the country itself.' Brown deflected criticisms by saying he had a responsibility to consider calls, which came from the Tories and Lib Dems, for an early poll.

But there may be further legal moves to come, as the court said it might consider calls for a rehearing from supporters of Prop 8. Opponents of Prop 8 believe the supreme court decision means same-sex marriage can now be permitted across California.

When in doubt, consider calling a few admissions offices to get their take.

The sequence involving sprints, squats and thrusts, meanwhile, made me consider calling 911.

If he becomes violent, you may have to consider calling the police.

Would she consider calling her baby Gary? "No" is the very firm reply.

Did you consider calling yourself Gareth Coombes in a bid to sound more earnest?