Sentence examples for consider naming from inspiring English sources

Neither would now consider naming a first-choice XV without him in their second row.

(It seems safe to say that no sports team opening its doors today would consider naming themselves the Indians or the Redskins or the Braves).

On Thursday, a National Weather Service spokesman reiterated, "We never have, nor do we have any plans to consider naming winter storms".

In an effort to keep the Fighters at their spring training location of 32 years in Nago, on the island of Okinawa, the mayor here jokingly suggested he would consider naming a proposed new civic facility Darvish Stadium.

White died in 1990, and the first essential American AIDS legislation is named after him, because he was an "innocent" young white boy — congressional leaders refused even to consider naming the law after a gay man or a minority.

Adams has been in talks with the Danish club for a number of weeks and, if appointed, he would consider naming John Jensen, his former Arsenal team-mate, as his assistant.

We consider named entity recognition as a combination of two problems: segmentation and sequence labelling.

Unesco is reportedly considering naming it an endangered heritage site.

The government is said to be considering naming a national award after her.

Mahler considered naming his brooding Third Symphony for a Nietzsche book.

When, in 2006, Ingels formed a new company, he considered naming it Play.