Sentence examples for consideration of proposed from inspiring English sources

"The new second chamber should bring a far wider range of experience and expertise to bear on the consideration of proposed legislation and other policy issues," Lord Wakeham said.

"EPA's focus in the assessment is scientific and technical; the agency has made no judgments about the use of its regulatory authority under the Clean Water Act, and the draft study in no way prejudges future consideration of proposed mining activities," the agency said in a statement.

Our proposed sample size reflects consideration of our proposed attrition rate and is based on previous research using online survey panels.

We recommend careful consideration of any proposed developmental activities in these corridors and suggest that these functional forest corridors be protected for the long-term survival of leopards and other species in this landscape.

Sponsors of the voting bill were optimistic they could win Senate approval by the end of the week after consideration of changes proposed by Republican opponents.

Upon consideration of the proposed agreed order, the entire record before the court, the advice of counsel, and the Arkansas Model Rules of Professional Conduct, the court finds: 1.

Formal consideration of the proposed amendments had to be delayed, in part because of problems with a copy machine before all the Samoan-language versions could be printed.

Lawyers for A. Alfred Taubman, Sotheby's former chairman who is paying $156 million of Sotheby's obligation also responded in court papers, contending that "Mr. Taubman's personal financial situation is not relevant to the court's consideration of the proposed settlement".

Theoretical consideration of the proposed method as well as the design of the home-made instrumentation is presented.

This is a trend that is developing even in the face of recent reports that some of the federal banking agencies are likely to postpone consideration of currently proposed regulations regarding incentive compensation required under the Dodd-Frank Act.

Also much disputed during consideration of the proposed Equal Rights Amendment was the question whether, once a state had ratified, it could thereafter withdraw or rescind its ratification, precluding Congress from counting that state toward completion of ratification.