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E.U. officials said they were still considering whether to act on Microsoft's complaint.

These are just two of the 'generalisation questions' which decision-makers face in considering whether to act on reported improvement.

Jersey and Guernsey are considering whether to act on major changes to GCSE's in England.

Broadly, it is data that a reasonable investor would consider important in deciding whether to act.

Triggs told the parliamentary inquiry into freedom of speech – established to consider whether to amend the act – that the public and politicians were seeing only one side of the QUT case.

Next week, the Senate will consider whether to pass the DREAM Act.

The Commission will also consider whether to propose amendments to Securities Act Rule 147 and Rule 504.

Some labs end with run-throughs of one or two acts, to which potential investors and theater owners are invited as they consider whether to get involved.

Consider whether to install a laminate backsplash.

Consider whether to consult a lawyer.

However, because the expectations are different in the context of wellness, where subjects actively seek data, we envision that a physician, genetic counselor, or health partner would discuss the summary and appropriate specific details of the evidence with the individual, who would thus be empowered to consider whether they should act upon the genetic eviden.