Sentence examples for considered arranging from inspiring English sources
The Pro12 considered arranging a match for one of its Irish provinces in New York or Boston, cities with large Irish populations, but the idea developed into something more permanent with the US and Canada interested in setting up teams on their east coasts to take part in the league.
Cornwallis did take other steps, including the banning of distillation of spirits; he even considered arranging for imports of grain from America.
Gregson-Williams considered arranging his theme for a small pennywhistle, but found that it sounded too cute and broke the tension of the night raid.
More than one third (36%, 74/207) had not considered arranging for autopsy in their CJD patients, although most reported access to histopathologic services (75%, 223/297).
A lesbian named Beena, in Lahore, said she and her partner were considering arranging a marriage with two gay men, and pooling their money to share a two-family house.
–If you are approaching age 70 1/2 or you are already at that age, consider arranging for automatic IRA withdrawals.
Actually, you can make shopping for your lab just as easy: Consider arranging "blanket orders" with your departmental accountant for those vendors that you will use often.
Simply put, anyone who is concerned about their own or a loved one's drug or alcohol dependency should consider arranging a consultation.
Rather than booking a shore excursion through your cruise line (which can cost you between roughly $50 and $500, depending on the cruise line, excursion type, duration and destination), consider arranging your own forays ashore or booking with an independent operator.
Consider arranging for a private tour or hiring a personal driver (rather than signing up for a large-group bus tour, for example), because those options give you more control to use the facilities whenever you need to without having to worry about sticking to a rigid schedule or inconveniencing a group.
Consider arranging publicity if it is desired.
