Sentence examples for consider limited from inspiring English sources

Last week Beebe went even further, telling supporters that he might be willing to consider limited civil unions.

The six would consider "limited, targeted and reversible relief that does not affect our core sanctions," he said, alluding to penalties crippling Tehran's oil exports.

This legislation sets up a pilot program (with restrictions that include a prohibition on operating more than 100 miles from the border of the licensing state) so that states could consider limited changes to current restrictions on younger commercial drivers that would also have to secure the approval of the U.S. Secretary of Transportation before they could go into effect".

Our study found that nurses working in hospital wards in Australia consider limited career opportunities, poor staff support, recognition and attitudes of co-workers to be particularly influential in deciding to remain in their current job and the profession.

Judging from our trial and the previously reported randomised study (Fossa et al, 1999), we consider limited para-aortic treatment for stage I seminoma as the new standard of radiotherapy (Krege et al, 2001) against which other potential alternatives like surveillance or adjuvant carboplatin chemotherapy have to be compared.

Also consider limiting your luggage.

Perhaps the city fathers should consider limiting the number of daily visitors.

In the future, he may want to consider limiting himself to teams that play in California.

He described the predicament as one reason the Fed might consider limiting its plans for additional asset purchases.

Blackett's considered view was that Evans "never threatened Williams but did ask him on a number of occasions to consider limiting his appeal".

At a news conference Thursday, the mayor grew testy when asked by a reporter if he would consider limiting his campaign spending this year.