Sentence examples for consider it later from inspiring English sources

Though Lieberman and Collins introduced the bill first, its House co-sponsors, Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer (D-Md). and Rep. Patrick J. Murphy (D-Pa)., pushed their colleagues to vote first so the Senate could consider it later as a privileged resolution, which requires fewer days of debate.

Seventy-six respondents (41.1%) stated they will consider working in rural Nepal immediately after graduation while 89 (48.1%) said they will consider it later in their career.

Previous studies have shown that whenever a specialty is not even considered among the first three choices then it is very unlikely that students would consider it later for specialization [ 4, 8, 28].

Mr. Petrovich meant only to preserve his objection, so that an appeals court would not be barred from considering it later on.

She knew of the notice, had briefly scanned it, was intending to consider it carefully later but it was then lost when a banner was unfurled, he said.

Gates even encouraged Spike Lee to consider making a film of "The Confessions"; Lee did consider it but later abandoned the project for financial reasons.

One can consider it to have later been continued individually by its representatives.

The prime minister said he was opposed to full gay marriage despite Clegg saying he supported it and the Conservative party stating this week that they would "consider" it, although Cameron later appeared to rule it out.

Nevertheless, the French Byzantinist Paul Lemerle came to consider it an unreliable later tradition created by his rival Michael II to discredit Thomas, and rejected it altogether, preferring to rely on the first account alone.

In addition, in Westwood Village we have a preservationist plan, an attempt to preserve a uniquely valuable city asset". Yaroslavsky predicted that the plan will receive overwhelming support from the City Planning Commission, which will consider it July 23, and later from the City Council.

It is not a favoured offering in art schools and dealers may also consider it "gloomy", though Marchant later printed in strong reds and brighter colours.