Sentence examples for consider that would from inspiring English sources

In fact, there are many restrictions in place that already do this and Bayer has proposed several more to EPA to consider that would put in place additional protections for bees".

To say that the right people don't always get along is putting it mildly; there are, in fashion, vendettas to consider that would make Tony Soprano look like Casper Milquetoast.

"Right now I am still pondering whether or not there is an independent line to consider that would give me further opportunity to continue talking about the issues that are important to me, so that's a decision that will be made over the next couple of days," Mr. Levy said, adding: "Would I do anything different?

"At our meeting on Wednesday, there was agreement across all of the parties that the head of the civil service would go away and produce a report and a plan for the executive to consider that would look at the restructuring of our whole public sector.

All things considered, that wouldn't be disastrous.

New reporting requirements are being considered that would require sharing more data from ongoing trials with local review boards.

Currently, another law is being considered that would permit guards to legally beat prisoners.

TCEP is slated to be banned from children's products in New York by 2014, and a bill is currently being considered that would expand the ban to TDCIPP.

The Russians would have to consider that they'd kill a lot of Americans".

Did you ever consider that it would encourage some to cheat?

Indeed, many vaccinologists consider that antigenicity would be impacted.